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BREA CAÑON OIL

Brea Cañon Oil has proposed 400 houses in this canyon (near Brea)	The City of Brea is interested in purchasing the canyon from the owners
OLINDA LANDFILL EXPANSION

The Olinda Landfill expansion is currently under review by RELOOC (in Brea)

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