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    An Oil Spill at Dutch Wonderland

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    An Oil Spill at Dutch Wonderland Empty An Oil Spill at Dutch Wonderland

    Post  Stormwinder Sun Oct 18, 2009 12:01 am

    Fire and hazardous-materials crews were on the scene late Wednesday of a fuel spill at Dutch Wonderland on Lincoln Highway East.
    Lafayette fire Chief Ron Nolt said about 25 gallons of diesel fuel from an above-ground tank on the park property spilled into a small stream near the back of the park. The waterway is a tributary to Mill Creek, which feeds into the Conestoga River in Pequea Township.
    Nolt said that crews installed "booms" — floating sponges — to contain the fuel to the tributary. He said a larger boom was placed in Mill Creek as a precautionary measure, although Nolt said it appeared the spill was contained to the park area. Crews were dispatched at 8:50 p.m. for the spill, which Nolt said was discovered by Dutch Wonderland employees.

    I knew about this before I went to the park last Sunday, I just now found an online news article. They had the path by the creek closed off and they lad a section of the water blocked off. I guess they were still cleaning it.

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