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Resident urges PFAS testing at DTG recycle site before Evans Creek project begins
Summary
David Morton told the Redmond council the city should require PFAS soil and groundwater testing at the DTG recycle site (former All Wood) because well samples show only PFOS and PFBS—patterns he says are consistent with historical AFFF use and a single point source—upgradient of city drinking wells 1 and 2.
At the public‑comment portion of the March 17 Redmond City Council meeting, resident David Morton asked the council to require PFAS soil and groundwater testing at the DTG recycle site (the former All Wood recycling property) before the Evans Creek relocation project starts.
Morton said quarterly sampling from October 2024 through…
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