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POI-3 Former Aircraft Graveyard
Corner of Admiral Sherman Blvd and Neptune Ave Tiyan, GU 96931
13.4749703, 144.7968489
From EPA property detail:
POI-3 was identified as a historic scrap metal dumpsite. An earlier site investigation was found suitable for unrestricted use, with the exception of a site on the eastern side of the site POI-3. This was determined suitable for industrial or commercial use. The small site is the subject of this cleanup, to re-mediate to allow unrestricted use.
Former Use: Site address location: Corner of Admiral Sherman Blvd and Neptune Ave, Tiyan, Guam. The site is located on a hill opposite the FAA control tower.
Phase 1 done in 2008. Phase 2 done in Oct. 2010
.1 acre
Guam Environmental Protection Agency Brownfields program
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April 2005
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Property Details for POI-3 Former Aircraft Graveyard
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