Oro Valley's Pond Plan Threatened by PFAS Concerns
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The Town of Oro Valleys plan to revive a pond at the old Vistoso Golf Course using reclaimed water faces opposition from Archaeology Southwest, who hold a conservation easement on the land. The easement prohibits the use of hazardous PFAS chemicals, which are present in the reclaimed water and linked to health issues. Archaeology Southwest warns of long-term risks and cleanup costs if contamination spreads, suggesting alternative water sources for the pond project. The town has yet to comment as the sixty-day notice period expires.
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