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j <br /> Mrs. Marjorie A. Conrady l <br /> May 22 , 1989 <br /> Page 2 I y 1 <br /> I <br /> not to foreclose on the property? Because you had already <br /> determined in the past that you wished to !do so, we would j <br /> recommend that you pursue that courselloncea again. It is our <br /> opinion that you should have some infdrmatlon on the site <br /> before you determine to foreclose andllbecome the owner. Once <br /> you are the owner, you would be required to take all actions <br /> necessary in order to study and possibly clean up the proper- <br /> ty, and the District Attorney would hold y:,ou responsible. <br /> l <br /> Another aspect of this matter is 'whether or not either ' <br /> the District Attorney or American SaviIngs will bring suit to <br /> attempt to require you, as a past owner of the property, to <br /> contribute to the studies necessary on the 1property. This is <br /> one of the issues I wish to discuss wilth the District Attor- <br /> ney. It is my opinion that it would r'lot be easy for them to j <br /> do so, as they would have to prove that any contamination <br /> took place while you owned the property, a!nd this is diffi- <br /> cult. k I <br /> I <br /> At this point, I think all we can do �is proceed with the <br /> first phase of the investigation of the property to ascertain ; <br /> the extent of the contamination we ares dealing with. Please <br /> call when you have had a chance to revliewthis . <br /> Very truly y ours,; <br /> I 'I <br /> EANNE M. L°EZZI[[ <br /> Attorney at !Law !I <br /> JMZ/km <br /> Enclosure <br /> cc : James R. Dyke, Esq. <br /> h <br /> G <br /> !� l <br /> i i <br />