Sewage erupting 18 to 24 inches above ground near Lake Union waterfront brought City of Seattle crews on the double. The spill flowed over the curb, across the narrow street and down the steep hillside to flood neighboring yards.After dye testing by Public Utilities workers confirmed that a 6-inch lateral serving four condominium buildings was the culprit, the city fined the homeowner association and ordered the breach repaired. The property management company that owned the buildings called Don Armenta, underground plumbing manager for Fischer Plumbing in Seattle.“We scrambled a crew and within 24 hours had the green light to do
