Well it is spring 2013 and yet no clean up of the oil spill, coolant etc. that has leached into the soil behind 5 Robin Crescent, which our land here is in a low lying area making this even more unexceptable that Danbury has not yet removed the contaminated soil. This oil,coolant etc has been leaching into this ground for approx, 13 years and the effects of not removing the contaminated soil is still showing it's effects upon the environment. Much thanks goes out to our local government who responded the same day to order original cleanup and Federal government but we are not happy with the restrictions these governmental agencies have when dealing with private property such as what they said in the case of this problem here with getting the soil removed. Rather than remove the contaminated soil, the previous owner dealt with it by merely erecting a new shed to cover up oil spills etc. and put down birch bark to cover up the rest. Yet, with all this rain we can still smell it. Yet, another one of our trees located about 4 feet away died too. Everything we had growing near there died. I was told by Christine at Danbury to "stay away" "not my business'....She just hung up but my call to Government had her here within hours with the Inspector. it is frustrating to hear from the Inspector that it is hard to get Danbury to clean it up as it's private property - the Town & Country Mobile home park. The Inspector explained if it was not private property he could be able to get a cleanup but his hands are tied with this land being privately owned. The Inspector seen all the Industrial size buckets, overflowing with various contaminants such as the oil, coolant and transmisssion fluids etc. Danbury was well aware for years as they had been receiving complaints from various peoples as residents were unhappy with the scraping business. Even though house was sold and the new owner being notified we hoped for the proper clean-up. When speaking to Federal Government Inspector in 2011 he said he could see the visible buckets etc. of fluids via google earth in the back of 5 Robin crescent. Other residents said they posted their video up of "washing oil down street with the power hose as well as the original oil spill on the street and the dead wildlife they had found and filmed under the tree where all the contaminants were leaking into the soil. Very disappointed in Danbury. DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY SUGGESTIONS ON HOW TO DEAL WITH THIS? read more