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SARANAC LAKE - More than two years after the surging floodwaters of the Saranac River undermined a retaining wall behind the Harrietstown Town Hall, the town is still struggling to get all the necessary permits to replace it.
At a board meeting Thursday night, town officials said they'd been saddled with yet another permitting requirement, this one from the state Department of Environmental Conservation.
"We've already spent $37,019.52 on permits, and we don't have a stone in the water yet," said town Supervisor Bob Bevilacqua. "And now the state is looking for a hydraulic study. It seems frivolous to ask us to do this extensive study when we've already spent 2 percent of our budget on permits."
"Are they saying that if we don't do the hydraulic study we're not going to get the permit?" asked Councilwoman Nichole Meyette.
"In so many words, yes," said town Code Enforcement Officer Ed Randig.
Town officials said they're planning to meet with DEC Region 5 Director Robert Stegemann to discuss the need for the study. Councilman Jim Murnane suggested they also reach out to the town's state representatives.
"It seems like it's an undue burden on the town and the taxpayers of Harrietstown to have to go through this," Bevilacqua said.
The river, fueled by a combination of heavy rains and snowmelt, climbed over its banks in late April 2011 and eroded portions of the existing stone and concrete retaining wall. The town plans to replace it with a 118-foot retaining wall made of stone riprap and segmented blocks.
Randig said after the meeting the $37,019 spent so far has been for engineering costs related to the project. He said the town has secured permits from the Army Corps of Engineers, the state Adirondack Park Agency, the state Department of Transportation and a separate permit from DEC's Region 5 office in Ray Brook.
Randig said he wasn't sure what the hydraulic study could cost. He said he didn't know it was going to be required until he received a phone call from DEC's Warrensburg office on Wednesday.
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GASTON COUNTY, NC (WBTV) -
Aretaining wall has shifted behind two Gastonia businesses forcing the stores to close until engineers and inspectors can fix the problem.
The Sprint store and AAA Car Care Center in the 2500 block of E. Franklin Boulevardremained closed Friday evening.
Sprint customers were directed to go to another area location.
A sign on the doors of the businesses say the building is condemned until further notice.
Several drivers showed up at the car care center to find it closed and had no clue why until told by WBTV.
"I was quite surprised..it looked empty and I thought today is not a holiday. All I want is an oil change but...parked my vehicle and got to the door and saw condemned..wow," Barbara Malone said.
It's unclear if the recent rains had anything to do with the shift or how long the wall had been damaged.
Signs in the parking lot below the buildings say the area is prone to flooding.
Tribek Properties did not respond to repeated requests for information about how long it might take to fix the problem.
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by RAD BERKY / NBC Charlotte
WCNC.com
Posted on May 9, 2013 at 9:13 PM
Updated yesterday at 12:00 AM
GASTONIA, N.C. -- A retaining wall in Gastonia is sagging after a large swath of the ground beneath it gave way.
Two stores -- a AAA Car Care Center and a Sprint store -- were ordered closed by Gastonia officials out of concern the situation could worsen.
The stores are located in a shopping plaza in the 2500 block of East Franklin Boulevard.
Tribek Properties owns the property and has hired engineers, who were out Thursday, to inspect the wall and the ground below it.
The ground around the wall had started giving way after the past week or so of heavy rain.
"That is a mess that is getting to be dangerous," said area resident Jennifer Goins, who stopped in a parking lot next door to look up at the wall.
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