The retention pond beside our house is not draining very well. In the past 10 years soil has collected and changed the grade of the land. The culverts that pipe water in are 90% blocked.
On the square where Grazie and Max's Place is the hydrants when turned on push lots of water out from under the sidewalk.
I need to have my water switched over from my old house to my new apartment. My old address was 1204 N. Lincoln st, and my new one is 1720 N. Lincoln St. This needs to happen as soon as possible. Thank you.
Water appears to be flowing under the street. A hole has formed on the side of the road (Walnut Street Pike) about 6 inches diameter and don't know how deep. I stepped into it while mowing. I believe it is a matter of time before the road surface is impacted; not to mention a hazard to people.
At the end of the driveway at 2139 S. Bent Tree Drive, blacktop has been eroding away to a pothole. Water drainage from the street has been making it larger over time.
Storm pond is not draining properly in Renwick. It has standing water for a week+ and now Mosquitos are breading. Please check.
water overflowing a trail
Water from nearby creek was overflowing after a rain storm. there is a large fallen tree daming the creek raising waterlevel.
Water from nearby creek was overflowing after a rain storm. there is a large fallen tree daming the creek raising waterlevel.
I live on the east side of town and frequently drive through the Hillside Drive roundabout. There is an irrigation system around the roundabout which seems like a terrible waste of money and water by the city. This is particularly true when the sprinklers are working despite the ample rain of the last few months. Also, if you drive through the roundabout around 8pm you will notice that the sprinklers in the north east corner of the roundabout spray out over the traffic lane which is an additional waste of water all to keep a little bit of grass green. I think the city should have landscaped this and all other roundabouts using native and drought tolerant plants and little if any grass so that money and water are not wasted keeping the area green.