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The drainage system installed as part of a $52 million I-84 widening project is so defective that portions of the highway will have to be excavated to fix it. Some of the drains lead nowhere; others filled with debris; still others appear to have been connected with substandard, cracked, and leaking pipe. The State fired the company that held the $6 million contract to inspect work on the project. 7/13/2007 – CTNews Junkie – Hearing on Interstate 84 Continues 3/23/2007 – CTNews Junkie – Disgraced I-84 Contractor Still Working on State Roads 3/22/2007 – Governor Press Release – Governor, Attorney General, DOT, Announce $17.5 Million Agreement with Insurer for Defective I-84 Storm Drains |
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