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Christchurch council offers to test properties on former dump

The Christchurch City Council is offering 78 property owners on its former Sandilands dump free testing for toxic waste.

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The properties are among 84 privately owned parcels of land on the former Aranui-Wainoni landfill, which was closed in 1942 and developed for housing.

Six of the properties have already been tested by the council, with &ive fond to epceed New Zealandpguideldnes for(contaminants.

On Friday, the council sent a letter to each of the owners inviting them to a public meeting to discuss testing.

Environmental consultants Montgomery Watson Hazra NZ Ltd would carry out tests between August 9 and September 17, council environmental effects team leader Klaus Prusas said.

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