MIAMISBURG -- A Dayton Christian Schools property on Washington Church Road, which once housed an NCR training facility, has received a covenant from the Ohio EPA not to sue over any potential blight on the land.
Legacy Ministries International and Miami Township had hired a certified environmental professional to evaluate the site. No chemicals of concern were detected on the site and the site is suitable for unrestricted use.
A covenant not to sue protects the propertyâs owner or operator and future owners from being legally responsible to the State of Ohio for further environmental investigation and remediation. This protection applies only when the property is used and maintained in accordance with the terms and conditions of the covenant.
In the 17 years since Ohio EPA issued the first covenant under VAP, nearly 7,000 acres of blighted land have been revitalized at more than 350 sites across the state.
Legacy Ministries International and Miami Township had hired a certified environmental professional to evaluate the site. No chemicals of concern were detected on the site and the site is suitable for unrestricted use.
A covenant not to sue protects the propertyâs owner or operator and future owners from being legally responsible to the State of Ohio for further environmental investigation and remediation. This protection applies only when the property is used and maintained in accordance with the terms and conditions of the covenant.
In the 17 years since Ohio EPA issued the first covenant under VAP, nearly 7,000 acres of blighted land have been revitalized at more than 350 sites across the state.