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Kal Tire Place has been given the all clear after environmental tests determined that the facility was clear of bacteria following flooding and sewer backup last weekend, according to the City of Vernon.
“Swab samples collected from the arena did not identify any fecal coliform or e. coli bacteria, indicating successful remediation,” said a statement.
It means the Vernon Vipers' home opener will go ahead tomorrow evening.
Other user groups are being informed of the results.
A total of 930 square meters of tile flooring had to be removed and replaced on the lower floor along with drywall below the 60 centimeter mark.
The diry water went right into the Vipers' dressing room.
