Boulder officials acknowledged Tuesday that potentially
toxic materials line the floors of three rooms at the South Boulder Recreation
Center and will have to be removed at an unknown cost.
BOULDER, Colo. -- Boulder officials acknowledged Tuesday thatpotentially toxic materials line the floors of three
rooms at the South Boulder Recreation Centerand will have to
be removed at an unknown cost.
Jennifer Bray, a spokeswoman for Boulder's Parks
and Recreation Department, said city officials have known since late January
that a rubberized layer of flooring in the center's main gymnasium, racquetball
and Pilates rooms contain "elevated levels of mercury and lead." From
The Daily Camera.
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