Salt Lake City is conducting its annual draining of Liberty Lake and prepares the the cleanup of last spring's oil spill once the Chevron plan earns approval.
Scott G. Winterton, Deseret News
Salt Lake City is conducting its annual draining of Liberty Lake and is also preparing to clean up last spring's oil spill once the Chevron plan is approved. Expect to see plenty of cleanup vehicles and workers in the park for as long as the restoration effort takes place.
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