A city-commissioned study finds no elevated levels of lead or asbestos caused by the fire that burned the historic hangar in November. Meanwhile, recovery costs near $90 million.
The Navy could pay up to $137 million to clean up the site of a World War II blimp hangar in Southern California destroyed in a fire in November, local officials estimate.
The Navy has committed $11 million to the cleanup of the fire that destroyed a long-shuttered World War II blimp hangar at the former Tustin air station in Southern California, but local officials said much more is needed from the service.