Devils Lake officials seeks outlet at Tolna Coulee
August 21, 2012 in Grand Forks Herald
Now that the Stump Lake gravity outlet proposal essentially has been scrapped, some Devils Lake Basin officials want to find out what it would take to obtain a drain permit to use the recently completed Tolna Coulee Control Structure as a gravity-flow outlet for the flooded Devils Lake Basin. Continue Reading
The North Dakota state engineer has affirmed the state’s permit to operate the new Devils Lake East End Outlet. Todd Sando, in a memo to the State Water Commission, said the state has met or will meet all requirements in the operation of the new outlet, which will drain a maximum of 350 cubic feet of water per second from East Devils Lake.
DEVILS LAKE, ND (WDAZ-TV) – On Thursday, a control structure designed to prevent catastrophic flooding was dedicated in the Lake Region.
DEVILS LAKE, ND (WDAZ-TV) – The Corps of Engineers has finished work on a control structure on the Tolna Coulee. The $9 million project is designed to keep flood waters from damaging communities downstream.
(WDAZ-TV) – Crews were tearing out roads in Nelson County on Wednesday to install culverts as part of the Tolna Coulee. That construction will hopefully relieve some flooding issues, but is getting in the way of everyday life for rural residents.
Crews spent the past week erecting giant utility poles along county and township roads to provide electricity to two massive construction projects under way in the Devils Lake Basin the $80 million to $90 million East Devils Lake Outlet and the $9 million Tolna Coulee Control Structure.
DEVILS LAKE (WDAZ-TV) – The Army Corps of Engineers opened bids Tuesday for the control structure at the Tolna Coulee and the city of Devils Lake continues to fight the state water commission to re-gain control of the land the structure will be built on.
DEVILS LAKE, ND (WDAZ-TV) – City officials are taking a stand against the state water commission. 
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