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TVA has put a concrete barrier around a transmission tower and moved it further away from the road to prevent it from toppling over again and causing another power outage like the massive one last month.
Most Oak Ridge residents lost power after a pickup truck with a trailer hit the TVA electrical transmission tower at the intersection of South Illinois Avenue/state Highway 62 and Union Valley Road on Jan. 22.
“TVA will not lose focus on actions currently underway to address your concerns associated with this outage,” TVA President Jeff Lyash said in a letter to Oak Ridge Mayor Warren Gooch and City Manager Mark Watson.
Leaders criticize uranium work’s move to Erwin
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A plan to do some uranium work 125 miles from Oak Ridge in Erwin, Tenn., is drawing condemnation from local officials.
Statements criticizing the move have come from Oak Ridge Mayor Warren Gooch and Mike Thompson, president of the Atomic Trades and Labor Council (ATLC), via a city news release. U.S. Congressman Chuck Fleischmann, the Republican who represents Tennessee s Third District, which includes Oak Ridge, said he also has concerns.
Gooch said at a virtual Oak Ridge Chamber of Commerce event that the city government is in “clear in opposition” to the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) moving uranium purification and conversion operations to a private company in Erwin, Tenn.