Is that correct . I heard the sheriff say that and the chief say that. I dont want to necessarily compare the intensity of the smoke of this in spanish, the sheriff said theres no more dangerous than a barbecue. I heard the comment but i dont want to make any comparisons on the smoke coming from our fire gl so we cant be sure its just a campfire smoke . What i can tell you is that from the toxicity of the smoke will certainly cause an irritation to your eyes, irritation to your lungs if you breathe it. Just like any smoke. We encourage people to avoid getting exposed to that. Can you go over what the status of the plant is right now . Give us an update right now. The plant continues to be shut down. One of these nine containers have experienced degradation of the material inside the container. The water levels in the plant are starting to recede slightly and thats the current state of the plant as we know it. No one is in danger based on the fire that we expect. Is it possible for your
Rez vi reservoir and beltway 8, and tanner and i10. We want to make sure we put the communities on notice to be mindful of what is going on in that area. And so, again, were in close contact with Flood Control and also we have been advised also that barkia reservoir will have some overflow as well to a much lesser degree. Both reminding everybody that both reservoirs flow into Buffalo Bayou. And what Flood Control told us if youre looking at a floodplain map of Buffalo Bayou, it is around the 500 year floodplain level and they anticipate what it is going to be moving forward, even with the overflows in the future. Speak to the water level in the kingwood area. Yes, so we had another discussion with Flood Control about what is going on at the west port. We were advised they have started to decrease their discharges out of lake condra, they have leveled off. The flooding, the south part of kingwood, has not yet peaked. Were just trying to make sure that we monitor that as we move forward
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