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Burst pipe floods DNR office building

December 10, 2013 By Andrew Beckett

(Photo: Jackie Johnson)

(Photo: Jackie Johnson)

A massive clean-up is underway at the Department of Natural Resources’ main offices in downtown Madison, after a burst pipe caused water damage on several floors of the building. A spokeswoman with the state Department of Administration says water poured down the west side of the building, located just off the Capitol Square, causing damage on seven floors.

Plumbers and a clean-up crew were on site Tuesday working to quickly repair the damage, which a DNR spokesman says was the result of subzero temperatures causing a pipe to burst in the building’s HVAC system. A cost estimate is not yet available.

As of Tuesday afternoon, the state had closed the building to all staff because of concerns that fluid from the heating and cooling system could pose a health risk to workers. The state did expect to have the building returned to normal operations by Wednesday morning.

A state Natural Resources Board meeting scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday has been moved to an adjacent state office building.

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