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Concreter Pollutes Creek in Titirangi
August 27, 2003
Concreter Pollutes Creek in Titirangi
Following several calls from concerned residents in Titirangi, the ARC Pollution Control Team caught a contractor discharging concrete slurry from a newly laid driveway into a creek just below Old Titirangi Road.
The contractor was laying an exposed aggregate driveway for a local resident, and discharged the concrete slurry to a stormwater cesspit right beside a stream....Read More
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