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Leadville Tunnel: Progress still leaves problems
Lake County officials encouraged by actions so far, but still see the need to do more.
Lake County officials encouraged by actions so far, but still see the need to do more.
By Chris Woodka, The Pueblo Chieftain,
July 6, 2008
LEADVILLE - Lake County Commissioners are satisfied with the progress on dealing with a potential emergency at the Leadville Tunnel, but say more coordination between federal and state agencies is needed to provide a long-term fix.
“You can build structures and rearrange things to benefit the fishery, but if you don’t have fish, it’s all for naught,” Commissioner Ken Olsen said last week. “This process is still driven by egos, not what’s good for the fish.”
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“You can build structures and rearrange things to benefit the fishery, but if you don’t have fish, it’s all for naught,” Commissioner Ken Olsen said last week. “This process is still driven by egos, not what’s good for the fish.”
