Is it not also a fact that to actually dispose of this property, the GSA or the Department of Interior or whatever Federal agency would be given that task, that they would need to know what those environmental cleanup costs are before they could dispose of it to anyone?
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Absolutely, with great pride. They either raise the money locally, or they do it just the old-fashioned way, with volunteer time.
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