Neither man told Milini about the dumping or the contamination of ground and drinking water on the property. Ohio Drilling Co. The company, which was contracted to dig the production and water wells at Dressler Road, had written Allen to express concern that new wells might be contaminated by chemicals that had seeped into the soil. The former water official said he knew leaves, asphalt and other waste had been dumped at the site in the 1980s. Treadon also challenged Milini's complaint that the city had purposely interfered with his request to obtain lower property taxes. During cross-examination, former Milini attorney John McCall said he had not specifically asked any city employee to appeal on his client's behalf.
Testimony resumes tomorrow.
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