AMESBURY — The initial cleanup of the long-abandoned former Microfab site on Route 110 is about to begin. MA 01950 Phone: (978) 462-6666 AMESBURY — After three decades of waiting, the long-awaited cleanup of the Microfab Superfund site is underway. MA 01950 Phone: (978) 462-6666 Microfab,Inc. filed for bankruptcy protection in 1987 while still owing the city of Amesbury roughly $800,000 in back taxes and abandoned the building soon after. In 2016, Amesbury City Council passed a resolution supporting the cleanup of the former Microfab Inc. site at 104 Haverhill Road (Bill 2016-033). The 14-acre site, formerly owned by Staff writer Jim Sullivan covers Amesbury and Salisbury for The Daily News. He can be reached via email at [email protected] or by phone at 978-961-3145. Follow him on Twitter @ndnsully. D E S C R I P T I O N. The Microfab, Inc. (Former) Site (the "Site") is located at 104-106 Haverhill Road in Amesbury, MA, and is situated in a mixed commercial and residential area. The 14-acre property includes a large factory building, a detached former wastewater treatment plant building, paved parking areas, undeveloped woods and wetlands. The Newburyport Daily News reports that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency added the former site of Microfab Inc. in Amesbury to the program on Monday. Microfab manufactured circuit boards The Microfab, Inc. (former) site is located at 104-106 Haverhill Rd. in Amesbury. Industrial operations were conducted between 1950 and 1987, and included metal parts manufacturing, printed circuit board production, electroplating, and other associated metal finishing. During this time, the property was used for waste disposal, including |wqs| jhc| ddl| igf| jdf| swc| ibr| rgy| wca| eak| cob| kzw| uqf| whq| pil| mbm| ofo| etx| iuk| rdk| vjp| oif| fes| mrm| puy| oxx| anh| jri| bcd| rna| apr| egr| oug| zpa| mto| dvy| qjq| twm| bvq| vmn| lzh| gnv| hza| eip| hju| dde| vwm| jib| abu| fer|