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Nice to know the new center will be able to house more animals. Any idea, roughly, on how many animals that is? Hopefully, it is a significant increase.
And where has IndyHumane been????
1. This is not the use envisioned for the site by a neighborhood-based and City/EPA funded site planning effort. I can’t imagine that the neighbors are really in favor of this use.
2. The buildings on the site were demolished more than 10 years ago, the City has owned it for 6 years or so, and they’re just now figuring out the cost of remediation? Literally hundreds of ex-RCA employees know (or knew) the chemicals used there and where; characterizing the site should have been easy.
The neighborhood doesn’t have to be in favor of it. Regardless, every official document I’ve seen in regard to the site specifically notes potential government use on specific portions.
I’m doubting that the city had $10M sitting around for the cleanup. Besides, shouldn’t those that contaminated the property to begin with be responsible? The answer is, of course. But when the private sector fails it is left to government to pick up the pieces.