Amid protests, crushing of Eaton fire’s concrete, metal starts at Altadena Golf Course – Pasadena Star News

Neighbors in east Altadena awoke Monday, March 31 to the sound of dump trucks hauling concrete, metal and tree limbs from burned out properties to a new processing facility within Los Angeles County’s Altadena Golf Course.The Army Corps of Engineers began its first day of a 10-month operation at the golf course, with plans to move about 200 trucks a day — filled with debris from about 6,000 Eaton fire parcels. Each load is then processed and packed, then sent out via long-haul trucks to recycling centers.Trucks bring debris from the Eaton fire area to the Altadena Golf Course on

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