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City warns subdivision residents of sewage spill
Posted: 10.22.2010 at 1:58 PM
Read more:  Local, Environment, Community, Sewage Overflow, Sewer Line, Trotter Road, Chandler Hall Subdivision

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COLUMBIA (WACH) -- Columbia wastewater officials are warning residents of a sewage overflow near the 1000 block of Trotter Road in eastern Richland County.

A sanitary sewer line was found backed up with grease and roots.

The blockage caused the line to overflow into a retention pond in the Chandler Hall Subdivision.

Officials say any questions should be directed to the city's Wastewater maintenance Division at 545-3910.
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