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Lake County lifts state of emergency over mine tunnel
Fears of a blowout, flood have been alleviated
Fears of a blowout, flood have been alleviated
By Kay Doan, The Summit Daily News,
November 19, 2008
Lake County officials have lifted a state of emergency in place since last February prompted by fears that a stopped-up mine-drainage tunnel could burst and inundate residential areas.
The resolution passed Monday marked the end of a tenuous time for Lake County, filled with controversy and often uncertainty. It comes after a relief well was installed at the tunnel, a new pipeline was constructed and water has been pumped to a nearby treatment plant.
For the full story, please visit http://www.summitdaily.com/article/20081118/NEWS/811189994/1001/NONE
The resolution passed Monday marked the end of a tenuous time for Lake County, filled with controversy and often uncertainty. It comes after a relief well was installed at the tunnel, a new pipeline was constructed and water has been pumped to a nearby treatment plant.
