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Sewer Authority Reports Dam Ownership Concerns to Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

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The Oconee Joint Regional Sewer Authority reported concerns regarding the ownership of a dam to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. The sewer authority stated that during a major storm, they attempted to contact the recorded owner/operator to open sluice gates to reduce upstream flooding. They subsequently learned that the dam had been recently sold, and the new owner had passed away, leaving no updated responsible party information.

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The incident highlights potential gaps in infrastructure oversight and regulatory tracking regarding critical public assets. The lack of clear ownership and operational contact for the dam could pose risks to local infrastructure and flood control during severe weather events.

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