WEBVTT KATIE: THIS IS THE MAN HOLE THATCREWS HAVE BEEN USING TO DISPOSEOF WASTEWATER FROM THE SEFORNUCLEAR PLANT IN WEST FORK.AFTER TESTING THE WATER ANOUTSIDE COMPANY AND THE STATEDEPARTMENT OF HEALTH GAVE THECITY THEIR APPROVAL SAYING THEAMOUNT OF RADIATION WAS BELOWTHE REQUIRED LIMITS.THE WASTEWATER WAS REMOVED FROMBUILDINGS AT THE SEFOR FACILITYSEPERATE FROM THE ONE THATHOUSES THE NUCLEAR REACTOR.THE UNIVERSITY SAYS LEAKS IN THEROOF HAVE CAUSED THIS WATER TOACCUMULATE IN THE BASEMENTS OVERTIME.THE CITY SAYS THE WATER DOESHAVE MINOR CONTAMINATION BUT THEARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTHWHO TESTED THE WATER SAYS THEMINUTE AMOUNTS OF RADIOACTIVEMATERIAL ARE BELOW THECONCENTRATION LIMITS.>> THEY CAME OUT WELL BELOW THELIMIT ALMOST 2 AND A HALF TIMESUNDER THE LIMIT FOR TRITIUM INWATER.THE WASTE WATER WILL BETRANSPORTED THROUGHOUT THE WEETO THIS MANHOLE IN THE PARKINGLOT NEXT TO BAUM STADIUM.ONCE PUMPED INTO THE SEWERSYSTEM IT WILL MAKE ITS WAY TOTHE NOLAND WATER TREATMENT PLANTAND EVENTUALLY IN TO BEAVER LAKEWHICH SUPPLIES DRINKING WATERFOR MUCH OF OUR AREATHE UNIVERSITY IS GOING ISCOMPARABLE TO TAKING IN FULL OFRECOVERING AND DROPPING IT AND AGALLON OF WATER.THE MOST RADIATION WILL BEEXTREMELY BITE -- DILUTED BY THETIME ANYONE CONSUMES IT.IT REFERS PHIL ECHOED THATSTATEMENT, SAYING BY THE TIME ITPASSES THROUGH THE RIVER SYSTEM