the ARS has spent $100,000, roughly, studying the dump and has found it to be a typical dump with a little methane gas and other benign chemicals, and therefore to do what Federal regulations would require the State of Texas, Texas A&M University would be very remiss to spend $3 million cleaning up something that they consider would not be necessary to meet any health reasons. So the State of Texas cannot by law accept a gift of land that contains a garbage dump. So this language striking the provision is required for ARS to reverse the existing statutory language directing the conveyance. That is all simply that the amendment does.
Charles W. Stenholm: “the ARS has spent $100,000, roughly, studying the dump and has found it to be a typical dump with a little methane gas…”
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Discussing the implications of a land gift containing a garbage dump in Texas.
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