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Lake Bonny plans additional stormwater pumping for flood mitigation

A public notice outlines plans to pump additional stormwater as part of the Lake Bonny flood mitigation strategy. The supplied report does not state whether flooding is ongoing or the extent of affected areas.

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Additional pumping indicates infrastructure is being used to reduce potential flood impacts.

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  1. Public Notice: Lake Bonny Flood Mitigation Strategy – Pumping Additional Stormwater — Featured ↗dailyridge.com · Recorded source date: Sep 2, 2026, 1:01 AM UTC

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