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Residents demand urgent action on chronic sewer backups

July 01, 2024 | Austin City, Mower County, Minnesota



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Residents demand urgent action on chronic sewer backups
Residents voiced their frustrations during a recent government meeting regarding persistent sewer backup issues that have plagued their community for decades. One long-time resident, who has lived in the area for 49 years, highlighted the severity of the problem, noting that this marks the fifth instance of sewer backup in their basement. The resident recounted their experience of having to gut their basement five times due to flooding, expressing a sense of urgency for a lasting solution.

The individual described a particularly challenging incident where a submersible pump was operational for over 17 hours without effectively reducing the water levels in their basement. It was only after a sudden change in conditions that the water rapidly drained away, raising questions about the efficiency and reliability of the sewer system.

This account underscores a broader concern among residents about the lack of action taken to address ongoing sewer issues that have persisted since the 1970s. The community is calling for immediate attention and solutions from local authorities to prevent further damage and distress.

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