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You are here: Home / Breaking News / Low Water Levels in the Canal from New Hope South

Low Water Levels in the Canal from New Hope South

May 30, 2018

To prevent more property damage, many of the Canal  waste gates had to be opened during Sunday’s torrential rain, thus the Canal levels are low.    As a consequence of necessary opening of waste gates, all the branches, etc. that landed in the Canal after the other various storms were swept to the waste gates and some lodged in the openings and some are piled in front.  Until the openings are cleared, the gates can’t be closed, and  water can’t be accumulated.   The Park staff is working on the daunting task of removing and hauling away all the debris.

|| May 30, 2018 || Tagged With: storm damage, waste gates, Water ||

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