The Air Force put $20 million in a special environmental cleanup fund when it handed over title to the property.
Alan Hersh with the Business Park says the agreement allows the operators of the park to begin redevelopment work more quickly even as dozens of sites on the property are cleaned up under the direction of the Environmental Protection Agency, "A hundred percent of the property is not contaminated. It's just specific spots within the property have the contamination. This summer we'll take on about seven sites -a lot of them are drain ways that have some low-level contamination in them."