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Barton Springs toxic
"Babberney" wrote in message news:03DE78B448A49AC3.C9F897D8A64A17B8.DDB2D8EA2FB ... On Sun, 19 Jan 2003 19:36:30 -0600, "cat daddy" wrote: I am just sick over this. For the past five Summers, and especially the last two, my Labrador Caitlin and I have gone swimming almost every day at the spillway. I *trusted* the city's tests of the water quality and believed it to be the safest water around. *******s........... Well, now, they do still say the water is still relatively clean. They are concerned about sediment and algae that might be stirred up and swallowed, though. the comment about Futrell, I can't blame her if she's feeling defensive. Clearly, this problem existed long before she took the City's reins and yet she's getting the brunt of the flak over it. But, she was an assistant city manager for quite some time. The 90-day closure seems a little lengthy if the water is as safe as she says. Most frightening to me is the thought of what must be done to remove these contaminants--digging up the whole hillside seems the only way, and what a blow that would be to the plant life (and resident critters) there. Maybe when we get the full story, we'll be able to snicker at our overreaction (crossing fingers). I hope it's an over-reaction. I bought into the "drinking water" quality that they reported so often......... If they dig out the hill, I bet even more contaminants will be released into the Springs. |
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