Direct staff to study contamination at Terminal 4 and pursue cleanup
In Plain English
The Regional Water Quality Control Board requires the city to study hazardous materials contamination at Terminal 4. The city must complete this environmental study and follow any cleanup orders. If approved, the city pursues recovering cleanup costs from responsible parties.
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