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Posted by stan on September 09, 2004 at 01:25:54 from (68.7.225.45):
Like almost everyone else in the country we threw used motoroil on the gruond to keep dust down, which was a good way to get rid of used oil. This practice was stopped 15 or so years ago.Oil is now recycled. Here is the problem my brother and my self need to split what is left of our farm, after the death of our Mother, Dad passed away 12 years ago. The city is going to require test holes to be drilled to check for contamination. Do you think the oil will still be in the ground after 15 years? All the fuel tanks are above ground, so that should not be a problem. Any one else ever had to do this? The ground is adobe.Thanks for any info Stan
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