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Unicorn Lake owner wants Denton to act on construction pollution a year after fish kill
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· July 8, 2026
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Nearly a year after a mass fish kill at Unicorn Lake, the lake's owner says runoff from a nearby apartment development continues to threaten the lake as he questions the city's enforcement despite violations issued to the developer.
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What is this story about? Nearly a year after a mass fish kill at Unicorn Lake, the lake's owner says runoff from a nearby apartment development continues to threaten the lake as he questions the city's enforcement despite violations issued to the developer.
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