closed #72237
Sidewalk Snow Removal
417 S Mitchell ST
- Case Date:
- 7/31/1995
CITY INSTALLED NEW DRAIN PIPE WITH SOD ALONG THE SIDES. THE SOD HAS ERODED INTO THE DRAIN PIPE CAUSING STANDING WATER THAT ATTRACTS MOSQUITOES.
CITY INSTALLED NEW DRAIN PIPE WITH SOD ALONG THE SIDES. THE SOD HAS ERODED INTO THE DRAIN PIPE CAUSING STANDING WATER THAT ATTRACTS MOSQUITOES.
JACKSON CREEK RUNS BEHIND HOUSE. STATED THAT FLOODING HAS INCREASED SINCE THE SARE ROAD PROJECT.
CREEK NEAR PROPERTY NOT CLEANED OUT OR DEEP ENOUGH. WATER BACKS UP ON HIS PROPERTY NEAR THE DOOR OF HIS HOUSE.
FLOODING DUE TO CHANGE IN INTERSECTION OF SECOND AND WASHINGTON (IT WAS RAISED 6").
Drainage from Bainbridge Subdivision still a problem.
Standing water is causing damage.
Swale behind house not properly draining, never dries out, poses a health hazard. ditch needs to be cleaned out to contain the flow of water and trees need to be trimmed to let the sun dry the area out.
Behind 3914 and 3916 Emilie Ct. the ground slopes steeply into the enclosed porches. These porches are taking on too much water. Jacobs thinks that the building were set one block to low.
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
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.