article_snippet: A couple have been forced to watch A couple home of nearly 30 years undergo demolition after an agricultural worker mistakenly dumped a staggering 150 gallons of diesel into A couple basement.
article_snippet: Within seconds of the incident, diesel had seeped into the flooring of the basement and destroyed items in the room, while strong, dangerous fumes had permeated the air surrounding Their property.
article_snippet: The incident in November was the second diesel spill at a Pendleton home in less than a year.
article_snippet: A semi crashed March 1, 2014, on Highway 37, about a mile-and-half north of the city.
article_snippet: the city trailer broke off, landed in a gully and spilled 5,000 gallons of diesel near a 109-year-old farm home.
highlights_snippet: Agricultural co-op worker had dumped 150 gallons of fuel into basement .
  
highlights_snippet: Diesel seeped into flooring, affected Diesel cat and left strong fumes in air .
  
highlights_snippet: Driver was 'confused where to deliver diesel, resulting in costly mistake'
  Pendleton-based firm's insurance is paying for demolition and rebuilding .