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Browse By Search: Advanced Search Topical Areas Item Types Titles Authors Location Golf Course Siting, Design and Construction Transforming a Superfund Site Author(s):  Bruce Borland, ASGCA Old Works Golf Course is built on the waste from the mining operation which contaimined the soil wil arsenic, lead and copper. Runoff into a nearby creek, erosion, and soil contamination becoming airborne were problems to be addressed. Many government agencies worked with the designer to protect ground water, reuse available materials, and transform a toxic barren scrap of land into a safe and clean recreational environment. [Download Now] Size: 61.91Kb Estimated Download Time:  Dial-up (53.3kbps)Cable/DSL (384kbps)Cable/DSL (768kbps)T1 (1.5mbps) Item Format: FILE Location: Montana Bibliography Information: Year: 1999 Month: January Volume: 2

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