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The clock is ticking on a state plan to adopt a “final remedy” plan from the now-defunct Velsicol Chemical Co.
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Chattanooga chemical plant cleanup comment period extended
Posted on 21-01-2011 | By: Merry Python
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A public comment deadline for a controversial final cleanup plan at Velsicol Chemical Co.’s former plant site in South Chattanooga has been extended to Feb. 11.
The deadline initially was 4 p.m. Thursday.
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