[den-the-coach]

Excellent Report Hack...Almost Home!

[TSFH Fan]

Know of any web satellite cams ?

Tom Ridge suggests using a drone, right?

[Elvis]

Nobody has a drone?

Edit: TSFH beat me to it...

[Hacksaw]

Drone? ha... Ridge probably has some Federal law prohibiting the use of drones that close to the flight path of an international airport.

[BuiltRamTough]

Haha. A drone with an RFU sticker on it!

[Elvis]

Haha. A drone with an RFU sticker on it!

Until we can afford a news copter...

[bubbaramfan]

Good stuff Hacksaw. Sorry I missed you in Carson. I appreciate someone else backing up what I've been saying all along. Good thing you caught Edgar at the gate, the others are not as talkative. So you noticed the smell? I don't notice anymore, but whenever someone comes to visit me its the first thing they comment on. good luck getting rid of that.
I would love to post some pic's I have from inside the site, but I am PC illiterate and don't have a clue how to put pics up here.
My old man always said "look at what they do, not what they say". Doing nothing in Carson, and a ton of activity in Ingelwood.

[Hacksaw]

Doing nothing in Carson, and a ton of activity in Inglewood.

Your old man had that right, and you said a mouthful bubba.

Inglewood is like a hustling bustling theme park compared to Carson. Carson doesn't appear to be doing anything. Other than sucking sludge or contaminated ground water and carting it off. The remedial process is undetermined in it's complexity and as a result the time it will take to complete the remedial work is also unknown and in addition to a normal timeline (funding, slope, weather, access to materials and disposal, yada).

Then structuring and maintaining compliance with the EPA and CEQA guidelines.
Then get their plan with the remedial engineering approved.
Then get past appeals.
Then finalize their presumably expedited permit process.

The principles want this on a fast track, or at least that perception, but it realistically cannot be hurried due to the environmental considerations. So there is no way to clearly determine when they could begin the process of SAFELY extracting the most serious toxic contaminants without disturbing the water table or seeping into the seaward drainage systems. (that would piss me off as I'm in the water a lot)

Then control the methane that's produced naturally, but which creates odorous byproduct and flammable byproduct when buried.

Typically they'll (to simplify) encapsulate or lay a PVC type blanket over different levels of land fill. Often they seal, then tap into these layers with sealed vents which 'let's off steam' if you will. They then cap those vents to burn it of at their schedule or as pressure dictates.

The stadium foundation will have to include engineering which clearly shows how to poke huge (10' w min) holes every 20' under that entire stadium structure and seal all the holes so not to allow pressure release around the caissons which would naturally rise up under the field.

Ladies and gentlemen, the NO SMOKING lamp is always lit at LA stadium, and remember, no Olympic torches.

At that point Carson would have just about caught up to where the Rams owner is now (and will still be in December) coincidentally right after the Rams last home game at the end of the '15 football season.

[BuiltRamTough]

I love how Mayor Butts said on Fred Roggins show in Oxnard that Inglewood will break ground mid December.

The Rams last home game against the Bucs is in mid December.

Woah.

[Stranger]

After seeing these pictures I think I recognize the spot for the Carson project. Yeah, not a nice place.