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Corps of Engineers making plans to raise Lake Cumberland level

Wolf Creek Foundation Remediation Project nears completion

By Larry Smith, 92.7 The WAVE radio

JAMESTOWN, KY (Jan. 18, 2013) - The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District is ahead of schedule on the Wolf Creek Dam Foundation Remediation Project and is now making Plans to raise the water level in Lake Cumberland this summer.

According to Don Getty, project manager, the barrier wall is currently on track to be completed by the early spring of 2013, which is significantly ahead of the previously planned completion date in December 2014. The barrier wall is the critical component of the dam safety project and will be completed prior to raising the lake level. - Larry Smith




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