stellarfun
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173 Alford is not a property in the Everett city assessors' database. No property on Alford St. is. Most of the power plant facilities have a Rover St. address. the largest of the Rover St. lots is 18 Rover at nearly 130,000 sq ft. The Globe says the size of the property covered by this legislative provision is 43 acres.173 Alford St (the Exelon Mystic Station) is what the article mentions. Course being the Globe they gloss over the fact that isn't even Everett. I think the Krafts are talking about the tanks site just north of the power plant.
Some of this property is likely to be heavily contaminated. Remediation costs could be very expensive, if not prohibitive.
Construction is required to start within three years. For some of this property, remediation could take longer than that.