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Theo,
I thought the same thing about the treatment. After followup with my neighbor and another friend in the road construction business, they both confirmed due to EPA laws etc...any material used near any water way according to TX laws has to be eviromentaly friendly. That includes potenial run off and aquifers as well. Both assured me that these meet state spec. Living 45 miles from Austin in the most PETA friendly area, short of San Fransico, these are good. That is good to know, Brandon. My thought is if they are used already, the weather would have leached the majority of any nasties out of the pillars already. Well, yes, assuming they were in a part of Texas that gets rain. 
Last edited by Theo Gallus; 04/08/09 07:19 PM.
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