Janesville storm sewer inspection
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WCLO's Steve Benton reports a FEMA official is inspecting flood damage to Janesville's storm sewer system
JANESVILLE Janesville city officials and a representative from FEMA are inspecting damage to the city's storm sewer infrastructure this week.
City Engineer, Jack Messer, says if they can prove that the flooding caused the damage, resulting in several sink holes in the downtown area, the federal government will reimburse the city for most of the repair costs.
Messer says it appears the high water weakened some of the storm sewer joints, which in turn allowed soil to wash away, causing the sink holes.
Aug 27, 2008 at 7:28 a.m.
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I think its pretty obvious what caused them. I hope they fix a bunch of other streets. Been riding a motorcycle lately and a lot of roads are pretty bad.
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