currently in buyeong park soil is heavily contaminated, and it is now closed until 2017 for a decontamination process. the land will be returned to the south korean government. the camp itself is now very obsolete; concrete walls with barbed wire on the top encloses the post. there is text on the walls saying "u.s government property, no trespassing. at night the post is lit with old lamp posts. buildings of the post can be seen through former access points. a silhouette of a small, old factory with two tall chimney columns and storage tanks can be spotted occasionally while travelling around the bupyeong district. brown signs written in english can still be seen on the gates. the bupyeong district council is in conflict with the residents, because they are worried about the soil contamination and other pollutants that may be dispersed from the camp. as there are many schools in the area, decontamination needs to be done urgently. there is another roka infantry and supply camp in the district, and four more reserve army training camps are about to settle in the area. due to this, residents' concerns on safety are becoming bigger.