IMAGES | Crews begin cleanup at Givaudan site in Louisville's Clifton neighborhood
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Crews began demolition Friday, Jan. 24, 2025 on the former Givaudan Sense Color plant that exploded last year in Louisville's Clifton neighborhood, killing two men, injuring 11 others, and damaging surrounding homes and businesses. (WDRB photo)
Crews began demolition Friday, Jan. 24, 2025 on the former Givaudan Sense Color plant that exploded last year in Louisville's Clifton neighborhood, killing two men, injuring 11 others, and damaging surrounding homes and businesses. (WDRB photo)
Crews began demolition Friday, Jan. 24, 2025 on the former Givaudan Sense Color plant that exploded last year in Louisville's Clifton neighborhood, killing two men, injuring 11 others, and damaging surrounding homes and businesses. (WDRB photo)
Crews began demolition Friday, Jan. 24, 2025 on the former Givaudan Sense Color plant that exploded last year in Louisville's Clifton neighborhood, killing two men, injuring 11 others, and damaging surrounding homes and businesses. (WDRB photo)
Crews began demolition Friday, Jan. 24, 2025 on the former Givaudan Sense Color plant that exploded last year in Louisville's Clifton neighborhood, killing two men, injuring 11 others, and damaging surrounding homes and businesses. (WDRB photo)
Crews began demolition Friday, Jan. 24, 2025 on the former Givaudan Sense Color plant that exploded last year in Louisville's Clifton neighborhood, killing two men, injuring 11 others, and damaging surrounding homes and businesses. (WDRB photo)
Crews began demolition Friday, Jan. 24, 2025 on the former Givaudan Sense Color plant that exploded last year in Louisville's Clifton neighborhood, killing two men, injuring 11 others, and damaging surrounding homes and businesses. (WDRB photo)
Crews began demolition Friday, Jan. 24, 2025 on the former Givaudan Sense Color plant that exploded last year in Louisville's Clifton neighborhood, killing two men, injuring 11 others, and damaging surrounding homes and businesses. (WDRB photo)
Crews began demolition Friday, Jan. 24, 2025 on the former Givaudan Sense Color plant that exploded last year in Louisville's Clifton neighborhood, killing two men, injuring 11 others, and damaging surrounding homes and businesses. (WDRB photo)
Crews began demolition Friday, Jan. 24, 2025 on the former Givaudan Sense Color plant that exploded last year in Louisville's Clifton neighborhood, killing two men, injuring 11 others, and damaging surrounding homes and businesses. (WDRB photo)
Crews began demolition Friday, Jan. 24, 2025 on the former Givaudan Sense Color plant that exploded last year in Louisville's Clifton neighborhood, killing two men, injuring 11 others, and damaging surrounding homes and businesses. (WDRB photo)
Crews began demolition Friday, Jan. 24, 2025 on the former Givaudan Sense Color plant that exploded last year in Louisville's Clifton neighborhood, killing two men, injuring 11 others, and damaging surrounding homes and businesses. (WDRB photo)
Crews began demolition Friday, Jan. 24, 2025 on the former Givaudan Sense Color plant that exploded last year in Louisville's Clifton neighborhood, killing two men, injuring 11 others, and damaging surrounding homes and businesses. (WDRB photo)
Crews began demolition Friday, Jan. 24, 2025 on the former Givaudan Sense Color plant that exploded last year in Louisville's Clifton neighborhood, killing two men, injuring 11 others, and damaging surrounding homes and businesses. (WDRB photo)
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The company said Tuesday it would not be rebuilding at its Payne Street location.
One of the greatest frustrations for residents has been the lack of coordination between agencies and stakeholders.
The company held several community meetings, but one neighbor claims communication between those meetings was almost nonexistent.
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