I do not have any problems with the Photocircuits building on Dividend Drive as far as location goes. However, you are right about the building/site being a possible "brownfield" site. That building is a perfect example of why we do not need hazardous industry in Peachtree City/Fayette County.

You can redevelop brownfields, but it is expensive. New Jersey has a program (Brownfield Reimbursement Program, created in 1998) for redeveloping such sites which appears to be working. NJ repays the developer 75 percent of the costs to clean up the site (which is probably most of the money they ever got in taxes off the site in the first place depending on how severe the clean up is). Atlantic Station is a good example in the local area of how it works.

I do not agree with the police precinct concept which gets to be an expensive and inefficient proposition in the long run.

Staying at the current site is not a smart idea either.

Are their EPA studies that have been done to confirm contamination at this site? Or is this "assumed"?

I can see how it would be assumed for sure. But we know what assuming can do at times.

It was actually a Superfund site for many years and received a NFA (no further action required). EPA had, and may still have, monitoring wells on the property, monitoring for contamination and leakage into Line Creek. There were some nasty chemicals out there, more than just chlorine.