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Residents attack erosion planCobb County has been working toward making the best out of this site, as a part of what officials call a "geographic restoration plan" for the county`s most significant natural area. The plan has been designed to address threats to the area from storms, and to prepare for the future.Cobb County Board President Bob Bartlet said Tuesday that there`s "an increasing chance of a serious storm on the county."He said there are already concerns from neighbors about the proposed new flood wall on Highway 82, including the possibility the sandbags could fall on the highway."We need to do everything we can to stop it," Bartlet said. "But, as much as we would like to know where all the money is going, what`s going on and how that is being spent, if we can do that, then it`s done. It`s done and I`ve got to say goodbye to this issue, now, for good."Bartlet said he`s worried that the county has lost track of how much money it`s spent, because of various lawsuits and lawsuits that haven`t been served in court.County officials hope the lawsuit with the Georgia Environmental Policy Foundation is resolved soon.The lawsuit alleges the county spent more than $5 million for the project without proper environmental reviews. According to court documents, the county spent $1.25 million on flood walls at the site and nearly $350,000 for materials not required by county code.The lawsuits state there was "an absence of a cost-benefit analysis demonstrating the benefits of the project, including the benefits to property values" or the "completeness of environmental assessments" for the construction and maintenance of a flood wall.Bartlet said he hopes the lawsuit is settled soon. 바카라예스카지노 Mather vies for nationals mallee preselection Getty Images 30/33 7 September 2016 Ed Miliband and the EU referendum An audience member wears a mask depicting Britain`s Prime Minister and leader of the Conservative Party Theresa May, poses with a mock gravestone bearing the words "Hard Brexit, RIP", during a protest photocall near the entrance 10 Downing Street in central London AFP/Getty 31/33 24 September 2016 Prime Minister Theresa May meets students and staff at I.D. Mkize Secondary School in Cape Town, which is twinned with Whitby High School in Yorkshire. The two schools are part of a British Council funded teacher exchange scheme called `Connected Classrooms`. The prime minister is on day one of her trip to South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya on a trade mission designed to bolster the UK`s post-Brexit fortunes PA 32/33 27 September 2018 Performers take part in the main Parade day of Notting Hill Carnival in London. Nearly one million people are expected by the organizers over Sunday and Monday in the streets of west London to celebrate Caribbean culture, which is considered the largest street demonstration in Europe AFP/Getty 33/33 30 September 2018 The crowd pauses for 72 seconds silence in remembrance of all those lost in the Grenfell Tower fire at the Red Bull Music Academy Sound System at Notting Hill Getty 1/33 24 September President Donald Trump and US ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, talk with UN secretary general Antonio Guterres during the General Assembly at UN Headquarters AP 2/33 23 September Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has claimed that his country is "ready to confront America", following an attack on a military parade in Ahvaz in which 25 people were killed. The attack has been blamed by Iranian government and military officials on gulf states that are allied with the US AP 3/33 22 September Pakistan has invited Saudi Arabia to become a partner in the Beijing funded Belt and Road scheme that will improve and expand Pakistan`s infrastructure. The invite comes at the end of Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan`s two day trip to the Middle Eastern country, where he met with Saudi King Salman EPA 4/33 21 September 2018 A boat has capsized killing at 136 people in Lake Victoria, Tanzania. Rescue operations are ongoing AFP/Getty 5/33 22 September 2018 Japan`s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe celebrates after the ruling liberal Democratic Party (LDP) leadership election at the party`s headquarters in Tokyo on September 22, 2018. - Prime Minister Shinzo Abe won re-election as leader of his ruling party on September 20, setting him on course to become Japan`s longest-serving premier and realise his dream of reforming the constitution. AFP/Getty 6/33 23 September 2018 Los Angeles has moved to ban the sale of fur within its city limits. Speaking at a news conference today, councillor Bob Blumenfield said "this is something that is not just a goo
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