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CHARLOTTE, N.C.
The state's Department of Transportation is trying to figure out who will have to pay to repair a culvert that gave way under a parking lot in north Charlotte early Friday morning causing a sinkhole that swallowed up a retaining wall and sidewalk.
The culvert carries Little Sugar Creek under the old Tryon Mall and along North Tryon Street. A caller reported that the retaining wall had collapsed there about 1 a.m.
By 10 a.m., the NC DOT and other agencies had engineers on the scene, trying to find out what had caused the collapse.
"Right now we don't know. There's a culvert that runs under here but it's too early to tell," said Jeff Littlefield, who supervises maintenance for the NC DOT in Mecklenburg County.
Littlefield said late Friday that they had managed to look under the roadway and saw that the culvert had collapsed, but were not sure if it was under private property or public right of way, so they weren't sure who would have to pay for the repairs.
Either way Littlefield said the work would not begin before Tuesday and would require a contractor that specializes in major bridge repair work.
"We'll definitely have to excavate it and at very least put in a new junction box, but again we'll know more once we get in the culvert," Littlefield said.
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COVINGTON, KENTUCKY (FOX19) -
It has been five weeks since a falling retaining wall forced four families from their Covington homes. As of Friday, those families are still displaced but the city says progress to fix the mess is being made.
For five weeks now, the 3400 block of Caroline Avenue has been closed.
Crews spent Friday surveying the damage caused when a retaining wall broke away from the hillside December 13. Mary Turner and her husband woke up to a broken water main, a busted gas line and the hillside in front of their home crumbling.
"The young lady that lives at the end of the street woke me up at a quarter to five banging on the door saying, 'get up! Get up! The wall fell!' I got up and opened my bedroom door and there is water just gushing everywhere and within about ten minutes, there is a sidewalk out there. The sidewalk just disappeared," says Turner.
Due to safety concerns, the families that live on Caroline Avenue have been staying with relatives or renting apartments. With no running water, electricity or other utilities, the Turners have been forced to live in an apartment above their lawyer's office until it's fixed but they still are not sure when that will be.
"It's the uncertainty. That's the worst. No one has offered to give us any help or to do anything for us at all. Every time you ask someone, they give you a different date," says Turner.
But there has been progress. In an update sent out by the city of Covington Friday, officials estimate residents could be back in their homes by the end of the month. A project that would normally take 6 months may be finished in a matter of weeks.
"It's just the inconvenience," says Turner.
It is a quick fix Turner says isn't coming quick enough.
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The company responsible for the chemical spill in West Virginia moved its chemicals to a nearby plant that has already been cited for safety violations, including a backup containment wall with holes in it.
As a result, state officials may force the company to move the chemicals to a third site.
Inspectors on Monday found five safety violations at Freedom Industries' storage facility in Nitro, about 10 miles from the spill site in Charleston. The spill contaminated the drinking water for 300,000 people, and about half of them were still waiting for officials to lift the ban on tap water.
The West Virginia Bureau for Public Health issued a statement Wednesday evening advising pregnant women not to drink the water "until there are no longer detectable levels" of 4-methylcyclohexane methanol, a chemical used in coal processing. The statement said it was making the recommendation "out of an abundance of caution" after consulting with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The Department of Environmental Protection on Friday ordered Freedom Industries to move all of its chemicals to the Nitro site.
According to a report from the department, inspectors found that, like the Charleston facility, the Nitro site's last-resort containment wall had holes in it. The report described the site's wall as "deteriorated or nonexistent."
Freedom Industries said the building's walls acted as a secondary containment dike, but state inspectors disagreed. The walls had holes in them near the ground level, and they led out to a stormwater trench surrounding the structure's exterior, the report said.
Department spokesman Tom Aluise said the ditch eventually drains into the Kanawha River. The Nitro facility isn't on a riverbank, like the other facility.
The facility had no documentation of inspections of the Nitro site. Nor did it have proof of employee training in the past 10 years, the report said.
Aluise said the state could force Freedom to move the chemicals to a third site, or build secondary containment structures at the Nitro facility. He said the department would issue an administrative order Thursday morning detailing what corrective action will be required. Asked what possible penalties would be brought against the company, Aluise responded in an email: "Yet to be determined."
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