Columbia Mayor Leo Lutz said despite the barricades, he noticed people putting themselves in the water and in dangerous situations.
“Columbia Borough has made a decision that if something is going to happen it’s not going to happen because we allowed people just to come in and do whatever they felt like,” Lutz said.
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Well done, Leo!
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where is the $115,000 MANAGEMENT company , they should be there to protect the pit ,not the mayor and our resources .
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Well done, Leo!
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where is the $115,000 MANAGEMENT company , they should be there to protect the pit ,not the mayor and our resources .
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