posted by Joe Polk at 10:47 PM /
Construction was expected to resume this week on a $15 million hotel in Mt. Lebanon after contractors discovered an abandoned underground storage tank with what appeared to be gasoline inside.
Contractors from Robinson-based Carl Walker Construction were clearing the Washington Road parcel last week for the construction of a Mariott Springhill Suites when they struck two buried storage tanks, one filled with sand and another with gas. All work had to be halted until the Department of Environmental Protection could test soil samples from around the site to see how much gas may have leaked, said Commercial Districts Manager Eric Milliron.
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Contractors from Robinson-based Carl Walker Construction were clearing the Washington Road parcel last week for the construction of a Mariott Springhill Suites when they struck two buried storage tanks, one filled with sand and another with gas. All work had to be halted until the Department of Environmental Protection could test soil samples from around the site to see how much gas may have leaked, said Commercial Districts Manager Eric Milliron.
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- www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/news/pittsburgh/s_738898.html (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
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