Workers cleaning up LaBrae demolition debris

LEAVITTSBURG — Almost a year after the LaBrae Board of Education was cited for burying construction demolition debris at the site of the former LaBrae High School on West Market Street, workers are sifting through the material and removing parts of it.

Frank Migliozzi, director of environmental health for the county health department, said R.P. Carbone Construction Co., the Cleveland management company that oversaw the school demolition, was in charge of the project.

Debra Roth, a member of the LaBrae Board of Education and president of the Leavittsburg environmental group “Our Lives Count,” said today the details of the cleanup were hammered out during a dispute resolution that was conducted with the assistance of an arbitrator in January or February.

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