Debate rages over solution for toxic chemical site planned for development
KPIX –
The Richmond Planning Commission on Thursday heard a proposal to build thousands of homes on one of the most toxic sites in California. The land on the property known as Campus Bay is a former chemical dump site that has left the land so toxic that some officials are proposing putting a concrete cap over the whole property to seal it in. The question being raised: Is it a place people should be living?
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