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Phernambucq maintained that the sinkage at the El Sombrero, which he described as a "sinkhole-type situation," especially does not appear to be subway-related. He said White failed to respond to repeated warnings about groundwater under Hollywood Boulevard - water that first contributed to the sinkage of the boulevard and 10 months later to the now-famous sinkhole west of Vermont Avenue. Waste water can be reinjected into the well to help replenish the reservoir, eliminate pollution, and prevent land sinkage. |
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