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Morris mayor says officials were unaware battery business was operating in building that’s still on fire. Thousands remain evacuated.

30 June 2021 by DSR

 
“As a fire at a building housing tons of lithium batteries continued to burn Wednesday in Morris — forcing the evacuation of about 3,000 people from their homes — Mayor Chris Brown said the city never received a business license request from the company occupying the structure.

“Nobody’s applied. We didn’t even know they existed until (Tuesday) afternoon,” Brown said at a news conference Wednesday morning. “There was no way of knowing what was inside. There was never an application made.””
 
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Rosenberg-Douglas, Katherine. Chicago Tribune 30 June 2021.
 

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