and here is the original xml: 
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!-- Incident report from the Georgia DOT's Navigator ITS. -->
<!-- Visit us online at http://georgia-navigator.com/. -->
<!-- Raw data available at http://georgia-navigator.com/data/. -->
<!-- Copyright (c) 2002 Georgia DOT.  All rights reserved. -->

<incident-report timestamp="2003-06-19 15:56:03 EDT">
  <incident id="GDOT-INC-252421" level="3" status="active">
    <type id="8">Incident</type>
    <description>High impact, Roadway Damage, Pickens Co.</description
+>
    <impact id="3">High</impact>
    <cleanup timestamp="2003-06-20 00:35:00 EDT">12:35 AM Tomorrow</cl
+eanup>
    <lanes>All Lanes</lanes>
    <location>
      <type id="6">Arterial</type>
      <county id="227">Pickens</county>
      <coord projection="GA State Plane West" datum="NAD83" unit="mete
+rs" x="670707" y="494686" />
      <description>Southbound SR 53 AT MARBLE HILL(SINKHOLE -MP 25.3) 
+(PICKENS CO)</description>
    </location>
  </incident>

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