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Burlingame High School is a perfect example of how the state of california defines toxic waste sites by fence lines instead of by distance to the toxin which is what everyoen else in the entire world does when it comes to saftey. Teh rest of the world defienes a toxic waste site by distance, for example the EPA defiens everything within 200 feet of a toxin is on a toxic waste site. The State of California defines it by fence line, property line. So if they find a toxic substance they fence in off, declare that a separate property and then decide on cleianing it up as the docket grows. They have removed it from the school site by declaring it a separate property.

Here is the map for Burlingame High School, the circles are the distance measurements from the toxic sites which include the grassy area in front of the school. The entire school should be evacuated and the state has a lot of explaining to do.

Envirostor (State of California) page 400 CAROLAN AVENUE BURLINGAME, CA 94010-2708 p 22

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