Credit: KENS 5 Staff
Residents remain on edge in the Hills of Rivermist subdivision as measures continue to shore up the collapsed retaining wall there.
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Posted on February 8, 2010 at 6:42 PM
Updated Tuesday, Feb 9 at 7:28 AM
Residents remain on edge in the Hills of Rivermist subdivision as measures continue to shore up the collapsed retaining wall there.
Bexar County Commissioners are taking steps to avoid a similiar situation elsewhere.
They'll hear a report Tuesday about the state of retaining walls on property in unincorporated ares of Bexar County.
Meantime, developer Centex has hired a private firm to investigate exactly what happened at Rivermist. It should take about six weeks for that report.
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