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Residents demand accountability after Robin Lane sewage rupture; question county’s reported spill volume
Summary
Residents at a Lake County public-comment session said the volume of the Robin Lane sewage rupture has been vastly underreported, pressed officials for pumper-truck invoices and pump logs, and asked the board to place follow-up items on a future agenda.
Residents who spoke during public comment at a Lake County Board of Supervisors meeting pressed county officials to release pump logs and invoices and to reconcile widely differing spill-volume figures after a rupture on Robin Lane.
Sterling, a member of the public, said Lake County Special Districts “publicly acknowledge that approximately 2,900,000 gallons of untreated sewage was released roughly around 37 to 38 hours,” and contrasted that with what he called a county claim that “only 3,900 gallons were reported to the state.” He said the smaller number is…
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