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We need
historical research
done on the Arco
community. Specifically, Glynn County land records, tax maps, and photos
of the Atlantic Richfield Company or ARCO property (now the LCP Chemicals
Superfund Site) from its beginning of operations that show the boundaries of
the property.
The EPA has plans to propose a legal decision about clean-up of the "Upland"
portion of the Superfund Site in 2007. Currently, only a small part of the
historical area of ARCO operations has been investigated and slated for
clean-up. This information will help the GEC assure that all contaminated
areas are identified, investigated, and made part of the cleanup.
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The
LCP Chemicals Superfund Site has been the location of a refinery, paint
manufacturing, electrical generating, and most recently a Chloro-Alkali
chemical manufacturing plant. During the long history of operations, the
plant extended far beyond the current boundaries of the Superfund Site.
Under Superfund law, the entire area of operations must be identified to
assure all toxic waste is cleaned up. To date, former areas of operation
that extended past where Habersham Street is located today have not been
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“Buy Dry Land”
Photographer:
We
need you to take before and after pictures of homes built in wetlands which
flood after rain events. We know where they are and could use your help
with areas near you.
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Fishing Areas Outreach: Visiting
fishing areas/boat ramps and posting seafood consumption advisory signs and
providing informational flyers
to fishermen. Many fishing areas are spread over Glynn County and there is
one near you.
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Newsletter mailings:
We can always use help every other month when we get ready to send out this
newsletter. It’s fun sitting around the table at our office folding,
stuffing and taping the newsletters.
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Archivist: The
GEC keeps a scrapbook of newspaper articles about us. We need someone who
can keep that up-to-date by coming in from time to time to clip the
articles, make copies of them, and put them into the book.
6-
Be an
officer or Board member.
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