[b]"Anything they can dispose of and make an extra buck is fine with me," he says. "The bottom line is, Oct. 1 is the deadline for everyone to have their vehicles abated. You know, there's all kinds of scenarios out there. There's an imminent public health risk those vehicles pose. Some of them still have mercury switches in them. Then there's all the oils, the various fluids, and it poses an imminent hazard to the watershed out there.[/b] What a bunch of gobildy gook!
Imminent hazzard to the watershed! Sorry guy, by the looks of the vehicles most of the fluids are gone.
On another note, let's all lodge a protest with the writer of this column and see if she can get national coverage and stop the wacky goverment from invading her property. Any locals out there know of this property?
BTW, I think she lives in Cosmopolis Washington in Pacific county.
I tried to view this property from the satelite but could not get close enough.
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