Water Barrier Removed

Rec Park Improvements: India Basin Posted on July 18, 2022

We are excited to share that the water barrier has been removed at 900 Innes, a huge step in completing the remediation of this site that allows water to return to the cleaned area. We have additional work to wrap-up the project and anticipate finishing remediation next month.

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