Government agencies and environmental groups are considering a possible settlement in a federal lawsuit over the proposed $652 million deepening of the river channel to Savannah's busy seaport. It comes after months of court-ordered mediation, the chairman of one of the agencies involved in the talks confirmed Wednesday.
April 17, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) – Government agencies and environmental groups are considering a possible settlement in a federal lawsuit over the proposed $652 million deepening of the river channel to Savannah’s busy seaport. It comes after months of court-ordered mediation, the chairman of one of the agencies involved in the talks confirmed Wednesday.
The Savannah River Maritime Commission agreed to a proposed settlement Wednesday, said Dean Moss, the agency’s chairman.
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