RE: [CPEO-MEF] FBI renews bid to obtain Camp Bonneville

[gosutherland@hotmail.com]

Striking observation, Mr. Pollack, I am interested to know what kind of 
insurance would cover a former defense site with an impact area, 
contaminated groundwater with AP numbers as high as 247 ppb, early 
transferring to this county for a high intensive use regional park with 
minimal characterization.  The company has not been disclosed and it is 
expected to transfer in this fiscal year before Sept. 30th, 2003.

Can anyone assist me in clarifying why this site would switch from a Public 
Benefit Conveyance to a Economic Development Conveyance within months of 
early transfer?

Thank you,
Christine Sutherland
Camp Bonneville RAB


> From: themissinglink@eznetinc.com
> Reply-To: themissinglink@eznetinc.com
> To: cpeo-military <cpeo-military@igc.topica.com>
> Subject: RE: [CPEO-MEF] FBI renews bid to obtain Camp Bonneville
> Date: Mon, 16 Jun 2003 09:23:06 -0500
>
> "The Army won't clean up the base before turning it over, but plans to
> provide Clark County with money for the work as well as insurance to cover
> cost-overruns and liability."
>
> I would be interested in knowing what kind of insurance would cover a 
> former
> defense site and if the Army or the insurer would be the ones fighting the
> regulators and public when further cleanup was found necessary.
>
> Steven Pollack
> www.familyjeweler.com/fortweb.htm
>
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