Post by blankcheck on Apr 2, 2008 11:08:30 GMT -6
Results from Environmental Assessment Phases I and II Presented to Board
Reported by webmaster@ipsd.org on 4/2/08
The Indian Prairie School District 204 Board of Education will convene a special meeting on Monday, April 7 at 6:00PM at the Howard Crouse Educational Center, Aurora, Illinois to hear from representatives from Testing Service Corporation (TSC) who will detail the findings of the Phase I and Phase II environmental assessment study of the Eola Road property.
District officials authorized the studies as part of their due diligence testing and as a prerequisite to land purchase. The first phase outlines historical data from both the site itself as well as commentary collected from previous property owners. The second phase concentrates on the results of 96 soil borings and ground water samplings that were collected to determine the presence of contamination.
The district has identified 87 acres of the Eola Road property as the proposed site location for its third high school, Metea Valley High School, which is projected to open in Fall 2009.
TSC has previously reviewed the results of these reports with district administration and the school board, but the representatives were bound by confidentiality agreements from various parties that prevented this information from being presented publicly.
Reported by webmaster@ipsd.org on 4/2/08
The Indian Prairie School District 204 Board of Education will convene a special meeting on Monday, April 7 at 6:00PM at the Howard Crouse Educational Center, Aurora, Illinois to hear from representatives from Testing Service Corporation (TSC) who will detail the findings of the Phase I and Phase II environmental assessment study of the Eola Road property.
District officials authorized the studies as part of their due diligence testing and as a prerequisite to land purchase. The first phase outlines historical data from both the site itself as well as commentary collected from previous property owners. The second phase concentrates on the results of 96 soil borings and ground water samplings that were collected to determine the presence of contamination.
The district has identified 87 acres of the Eola Road property as the proposed site location for its third high school, Metea Valley High School, which is projected to open in Fall 2009.
TSC has previously reviewed the results of these reports with district administration and the school board, but the representatives were bound by confidentiality agreements from various parties that prevented this information from being presented publicly.