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*2016 article describing a recent proposal - http://janineslittlehollywood.blogspot.com/2016/08/former-sundberg-mining-pit-proposed-for.html
*2016 article describing a recent proposal - http://janineslittlehollywood.blogspot.com/2016/08/former-sundberg-mining-pit-proposed-for.html
*[[file:Riner 2019 opposition to development.pdf]] - letter to the City in opposition to proposed development on 22 Feb 2019 from adjacent neighborhood.
*[[file:Riner 2019 opposition to development.pdf]] - letter to the City in opposition to proposed development on 22 Feb 2019 from adjacent neighborhood.
*[[file:WDOE 2019 sundberg mine cleanup summary.pdf]] - describes actions supervised by [[WDOE]].  It provides ID numbers necessary for records requests.  In 2013 Ecology determined "no further action" because petroleum/diesel levels were below cleanup.  This appears to be related to a tank cleanup in 1993.  There are no digital records.  Paper records would need to be reviewed to determine the extent of sampling used to make that determination.

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The Sundberg Mining Pit is an abandoned gravel mine in the City of Olympia and at the headwaters of the Butler Cove Watershed and Green Cove Watershed. The property appears to be controlled by Gerald Mahan with a development corporation and registered agent in Puyallup, Washington.

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