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http://www.twincities.com/ramseycounty/ci_24389797/if-pollution- to shops and offices. In May 2009, they abruptly changed course. Citing the faltering partnership pulled out of the deal. Their detailed environmental media and government inquiries about the data have been met with "We invested significant dollars in the information we created t environmental consultants ... and we will not be releasing that with the Ryan Cos., in a message to a reporter. Collins said, however, that "market conditions, moreso than any from the project. Ramsey County officials say the development team's departure fro bump, but not entirely surprising given the economic downturn at market. POLLUTION ESTIMATES Pollution, and the cost of cleaning it up, is the wildcard that made some public officials nervous. "You almost have to remind the commissioners, it's really Ramsey They had us buy the biggest Superfund site in the state," said s "I would have looked to the developers and had an inkling there you clean it up, I'll do X.' Then I could somehow see spending t In 2011, the Metropolitan Council and the Minnesota Sports Facil report on the TCAAP site in light of the possibility of the Minn by residences and office space. Nearly half the report dwelled on the site's environmental histo estimated at the time to cost anywhere from $23 million to $70 m demolition. County officials have said that those cost estimates were overst "The uncertainty regarding the cost for remediation poses a sign to approximate remedial cleanup costs at this time, based on the additional site investigation, the uncertainty regarding groundw Others aren't so concerned. Jeff Hall, owner of Ursidae Investor Recycling, which redevelops polluted brownfields in Minnesota an "It seems to me they're on the right track," Hall said of the co which is great. The feds are so slow, so you need local control good contractor. I'm sure the investigation was very thorough, b Page 2 of 5Nov 01, 2013 03:23:12PM MDT