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No health concern at casino site
Updated: Monday, 19 Oct 2009, 11:41 PM EDT
Published : Monday, 19 Oct 2009, 11:41 PM EDT
TOLEDO, Ohio - There appears to be no imminent public health concern at the site of a proposed Toledo casino the Ohio Environmental Agency said in an e-mail to Toledo-area media.
Monday's preliminary review statement were the result of tests taken in September of a mysterious reddish-brownish substance that was found leaking into the Maumee River.
READ: Ohio EPA test data from casino site 2
Dina Pierce, Ohio EPA spokesperson, said that "based on a preliminary review of the data, the data may indicate localized water quality impacts."
Pierce added that a complete technical review of the data will be done in the coming days.
The state EPA was dispatched to examine the Toledo casino site in September after a passing motorist noticed some kind of substance seeping into the river.
Toledo's casino site is located at 1968 Miami St., which on the Toledo-Rossford border.
Ohio registered voters will cast their ballot to approve or turn town four casinos across the Buckeye state to help jump-start the state's stagnant economy and bring new construction and permanent jobs.
The three other casinos will be located near Cincinnati,
Columbus and Cleveland.
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