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        Kanopolis Reservoir to undergo periodic dam inspection
        Corps of engineers to drop lake level 1 foot below conservation pool
        Sept. 8, 2011 - MARQUETE — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at   Kanopolis Reservoir has scheduled a periodic inspection of Kanopolis Dam for   Sept. 27-30. Conducted every five years, the periodic inspection provides   multi-disciplined teams a routine opportunity to conduct a detailed assessment   of the embankment, control tower, outlet works, and associated structures. 
        
          To prepare for the inspection, the lake level is being reduced to below   conservation pool. A gradual drawdown of the lake began on Aug. 26, and it is   expected that the lake will be near elevation 1462.50 feet mean sea level — 1   foot below normal conservation pool — during the inspection. 
          Pumping and cleaning of the Kanopolis stilling basin is also a component of   the inspection. Corps of Engineers staff will assist Kansas Department of   Wildlife, Parks and Tourism staff with a basin fish salvage during the morning   of Sept. 26. Nongame fish will be made available to the public while game fish   species will be returned to the lake or other public waters. 
          It is anticipated that the Outlet Area of Kanopolis Reservoir will be closed   to the public throughout the inspection. All other recreation areas will remain   open. Questions regarding the periodic inspection should be directed to the   Kanopolis Project Office at 785-5467-2294.
          
         
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