Mayor To Share Info On Formaldehyde Concern
By 250 News
Prince George, B.C.- The issue of elevated formaldehyde in air samples taken in the Millar Addition in the late summer of 2008 will be discussed at Prince George City Council this evening.
The Mayor will present a report which outlines his understanding of the events which lead to the recent outrage over the information about the samples. According to the Mayor’s report, the delay in relaying the information to the public was partly because of staffing issues at the Ministry of Environment. Staff changes meant the raw data wasn’t interpreted within a normal time frame. The results were eventually relayed to the public in April of 2009.
Mayor Rogers says having attended the public meeting last week, he came away with two concerns which need to be addressed:
1. The need to fund additional testing to determine if the sample testing was in error, and;
2. The need to ensure the public is better informed of such sampling results.
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