Trinity seeks input on cleanup

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September 10, 2010

By Monica Pryts Herald Staff Writer The Sharon Herald Fri Sep 10, 2010, 03:00 PM EDT

GREENVILLE — Trinity Industries Inc. is looking to the public for input on how it should clean up the site of its former railcar plant in Greenville and plan for future development of the property.

Greenville council members on Tuesday will vote on Trinity’s Public Involvement Plan, which Borough Manager Scott Andrejchak recommends they approve.

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