The storm pipe that runs north-south at The intersection of E. Longview Ave. and Concord has become very clogged with leaves and other debris since the last heavy rains. I am hoping the city services might be able to clear the pipe because it is at a critical juncture where flooding will affect a number of houses on a swale.
Coming from the direction of E First, on W First, going towards the old hospital, there is a drain just after the crossing with the B-Line trail, that has the asphalt around the metal all broken up.
Leafs are clogging up both drains in front of my house. This could cause flooding across Curry Pike. They were blown neatly into the ditch, but the leaf collection was too early last Fall. Very few of my leafs were on the ground before the interactive map had my area as completed. Thank you, Kyle.
After Sunday's night storm there is low to no water pressure. I have investigated and cannot find or hear any leaks.
On the morning of 3/7 (after a night of storms) we noticed that our home’s water pressure has been significantly reduced. There is barely enough pressure to use the shower. I have asked neighbors in the area, and they are reporting similar issues.
Ticket #179188 is now closed - however, the pressure is still low. Will it take time to come back? -Lance
I and others in the area have experienced a decrease in water pressure since the March 6-7 overnight and early morning storms.
There is a drain line that is broken that needs fixed. If you fill in the hole the pipe will get clogged if not repaired first.
Curb has sunk about 6 inches below road pavement creating deep hole. Caused by broken connection to sewer pipe on city property. City supposedly repaired the leak over a year ago, but area is still sinking to the point that ground level is now below the pavement and still sinking.
i need rock put in my storm ditch on the left north side of my house.It is washing out