Denali files plan to close Crawford County lagoon

Denali files closure plan

Denali has filed a 90-day plan to permanently close a wastewater lagoon in Crawford County. The lagoon has been identified as producing odors.

The filing marks a formal step toward ending use of the lagoon. The plan covers a 90-day period and calls for permanent closure rather than continued operation.

What the filing means

The development involves Denali and the Crawford County wastewater lagoon. The plan addresses closure of the lagoon, but the filing’s announcement does not identify the specific work, dates within the 90-day period or the final condition of the site after closure.

The closure plan is separate from any election or candidate activity. It is a local wastewater matter involving a facility described as odor-producing.

What to watch

The 90-day timeline is the next milestone in the closure process. Further details may clarify how Denali will carry out the permanent closure and when the work will be completed.

Denali files 90-day plan to permanently close odor-producing Crawford County wastewater lagoon