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no, they only close it for short periods of time during visual inspection of the damage, the electric part is completely out of service, the spillways are the o
by nraynaud 10y ago
no, they only close it for short periods of time during visual inspection of the damage, the electric part is completely out of service, the spillways are the only drains currently.
edit: it should be noted that the main spillway damage in itself doesn't threaten the hill and the lake, the issue is fragments or rocks and concrete sent downstream, that might partially clog the river or destroy some infrastructure.