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October 15, 2005Septage plant collapse explanation comingFROM STAFF REPORTSTRAVERSE CITY - It took four months, but public officials - and the public - finally will find out why a tank burst in June at Grand Traverse County's new septage plant. NTH Consultants, an independent engineering firm hired by the county, will present its interim report to the sewer and water committee at a 2 p.m. meeting Tuesday. The meeting will be held at the Garfield Township Hall, and copies of the report will be made available to the public after the meeting. The report is expected to describe why the tank collapsed and provide major findings on the design and construction of other buildings at the facility. See Related Stories: Acme Township reverses, wants Houlihan removed - October 15, 2005 County officials back Houlihan in septage plant investigation - October 7, 2005 Septage plant 'debacle' questioned; Supervisor wants all info - October 4, 2005 Public awaits report on collapse of septage plant - September 27, 2005 Taxpayers won't foot bill for septage plant repairs - July 26, 2005 Officials looked for 'spin' in septage plant collapse - July 23, 2005 Septage spill situation becoming muddled, attorney says - July 23, 2005 Septage plant repairs tagged at $2 million - July 19, 2005 Health risk from septage plant failure said minimal - July 19, 2005 Well owners near GT County's septage plant fear contamination - June 25, 2005 GT County's septage treatment plant may reopen - June 22, 2005 Septage plant 'structural failure' is investigated - June 21, 2005 Burst tank rocks GT County's new septage plant - June 19, 2005
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