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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What are the streets affected in AU park?[/quote]

You can see the borders of the FUDS here:

http://www.nab.usace.army.mil/Portals/63/docs/SpringValley/Overview%20Map%20Geophys%20-%20Public.pdf[/quote]

Interesting!  When are we go to see the posts on why does anyone live in AU Park?[/quote]

It's such a small part of AU Park that's affected that I don't think it would be fair to condemn the entire neighborhood.[/quote]

That they know about, this is a game changer. I always thought AU park was a contender but it just isn't worth it [/quote]

Not sure if you are just trolling, but you seem confused as to where the uncertainty lies. The boundaries of the site formerly under jurisdiction of the Army (the Formerly Used Defense Site or FUDS) are firmly known. Only a very small part of AU Park at the southern end of the neighborhood belonged to it, most of the FUDS was where Spring Valley is today (see the map posted above). What they don't know is where exactly on the FUDS munitions and contamination might be found, which is why one might be suspicious of all of Spring Valley even if most properties are probably ok. But any adjoining areas outside of the FUDS, whether AU Park or the Palisades or Wesley Heights, were never under Army jurisdiction and not used for chemical weapons testing, and are therefore no more questionable than any other neighborhoods in and around DC.[/quote]

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