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9:35 am
Tue September 18, 2012
Low Mississippi River water hampers port work
By Todd Hatton and The Associated Press
Low water in the Mississippi River is delaying work on a new west Tennessee river port. Cates Landing construction site project manager Michael Sanders says the low levels are delaying placement of rock, completion of piers at the site, dredging operations and work on the walkways, lighting, power and other site work.
Sanders provided the Northwest Tennessee Regional Port Authority with a detailed construction update Thursday in Dyersburg. Sanders says work is proceeding on pouring warehouse concrete, plumbing installation, and the truck scale. But Sanders says low water could remain an issue into next year.
