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Flood of 2010

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  • TUESDAY: WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT Steve Hawkins, Centerville wastewater superintendent, Wednesday morning said the water that partially flooded the west treatment plant Tuesday had receded by 7 p.m. that night. He said now just one treatment process at the end of the process was not running. The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is aware of the situation. The two rotating biological contactors are now running and he is waiting on the electrical motors to return from Ottumwa to get final clarifiers running. Otherwise, the plant is operating at 100 percent. Hawkins said given no more rain the treatment plant should be fully back together by Monday at the latest. Submitted photo

    Appanoose County: Flood of 2010

  • WEDNESDAY: RATHBUN MARINA Rathbun Lake is closing in on Rathbun Marina, owned by Douglas W. Clemens. Water has entered the businesses’ basement and has compromised one basement wall. Photo by Becky Maxwell/Daily Iowegian

    Appanoose County: Flood of 2010

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July 22, 2010

Appanoose County: Flood of 2010

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CENTERVILLE — As of Tuesday, high lake levels at Rathbun Lake has closed the following facilities: The entire park of Island View; Buck Creek: Cedar Beach sites A9-A19 and C5-C8; Prairie Ridge Boat ramp and sites A4-A23; Bridge View sites A6-A16, A20-A23, C5-C12, D5-D19, E1 E16, F1-F16 and boat ramp; South Fork boat ramp; Rolling Cove boat ramp and sites 1-8; Boat ramps are available at Buck Creek and Honey Creek State Park.

Rathbun Lake levels since Monday:

Monday, July 19: 921.84

Tuesday, July 20: 923.82

Wednesday, July 21: 925.82

 

Rathbun Lake record pool levels since 1993:

July 28, 1993: 927.17

Aug. 1, 2008: 925.09

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