Health and safety concerns
SPRING VALLEY — Residents of Spring Valley seemed more confident about the safety of the Bassicks property after Wednesday’s public health and safety meeting, but they now are raising questions about the neighboring Hobbs property.
Alderman Walt Marini gave the packed house an overview of what has happened at the Bassicks property through the years. Everything started after the Bassicks property was shut down and the city went to the then-owners, Honeywell-Hobbs, and asked the organization find out if the property could be available for development.
Honeywell-Hobbs responded by saying that if the city pursued it, then they would close the Hobbs facility.
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