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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera
We have pump jack in the parking lots of shopping centers. Pump jacks are to this day everywhere. Like finding a horse farm, anyone in my part of the city can't dive more than 1/2 a mile and not see a horse farm or an oil well. They are everywhere.
One of the things I did when we were looking at this house was pull up the old images of the property. It was never more than a farmers field back into the 50s. And farm fields are not always a good place to have a house. If three generations of farmers used an are as a the trash dump, be sure the builder got rid of the old water heaters, and farm trash before building your house.
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There's a town east of here called Norco.
I think it's short for north Corona.
It used to have a huge dairy farm on it, I played golf on a course next to it and the flies were crazy. Hadta cover your soda or beer with a plastic cup to keep the flies out of the can.
Well they got rid of the dairy and built houses.
Not long after, there were lots of lawsuits. Turns out that a century of cow piss had saturated the soil and it was eating away the concrete and stucco on the big new houses.