Comments come from citizen's leaf collection survey response. Storm drains at Ramble Rd W and Rusgan are "a real problem". They are always clogging up and don't work as they should. Need more regular maintenance, one is completely buried. Wants to talk to someone about this and point out the problems.
Comments come from citizen's leaf collection survey response. Storm drains at Ramble Rd W and Rusgan are "a real problem". They are always clogging up and don't work as they should. Need more regular maintenance, one is completely buried. Wants to talk to someone about this and point out the problems.
Morey stated that the city installed a drain that goes down the street and discharges the water runoff into her sideyard. The runoff has caused a ditch to form on her property. She is concerned about safety and the deterioration of her property
Citizen complained of the alley grade, in front of his building, being raised up after the development of the property accross the street. The result of which has the storm water pooling in his parking areas, as high as 16" deep. The complaintant is asking for a relief for this problem.
Swale in drainage easement opening up.
Ms. Fixton want the drainage ditch in bryany Park at henderson cleaned out. Clains that storm water is backing up and flooding her basement.
Mr. Frattanni is getting backflow into his basement during storm events. Claims it is storm water because of the gravel and sand residue left in his basement.
Mrs Clark would like the City to clean out the ditch. Full of sand and debris
The open drainage ditches along the ten hundred block of S. Grant Street is a health/safety issue. The ditch serves no purpose for drainage since they are filled by tenants with tree limbs and are not maintained. The neighborhood would like the ditches filled in as part of the street repair project going on at this time.
Home owner experiences flooding in back yard and attributes problem to storm water drainage in his Allen Valley Subdivision. He spoke with the developer, Raymond Moore, about remedies and checked with another excavator who advised him that proposed work was only a temporary solution. Moore came in today without permission and dug up backyard. He asked Moore to leave and Moore did without restoring property. Private inspector said storm water facilities were not up to code.