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Glendale Blvd: DWP's Piles Of Dirt*

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Photo: Jerome Courshon, April 19, 2012.  It seems like everything on the northeast end of Silver Lake is under construction these days.  The DWP has moved their LA River Bypass tunneling onto another part of Glendale Blvd this week.  (Click on photo to enlarge.) The DWP has failed to keep their contractors covering piles of loose dirt as prescribed by the EIR for the control of particulate matter
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