Mr. Moulden called about the approval of Phase V Section 2 at Tamarron. He is concerned that this building activity will further exacerbate the water problem the Gun Club has been experienceing. Mr. Moulden complained of an increasing problem over the last couple of years. The Gun Club, which is downstream of Tamarron, has been flooded with a couple of feet of water during some storm events.
Complainant bought the house at the above address in 10/95. After buying the house he noticed the storm water inlet in the middle of the driveway. He is afraid it will do damage to his or someone else's car and would like the City to relocate the inlet. (See Letter in Correspondance in file).
Ms. Byers is concerned about the stormwater drainage from Fieldstone. She has water that drains from her property onto the Wiley Farm and she is afraid they will dam up the swale.
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.
neighbor filled ditch and blocked city property with dirt. Mrs. Jia believes this will divert all water onto her property.
Water runoff does not go to culvert put in. Water running across road and down street missing grates.
The storm inlet in front of his house has overflowed twice this summer and the water ran into his garage and den area causing significant 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.
Street drains do not work adequately and water backs up onto driveway and into house. Currently owner is pursueing the previous property owner due to lack information about on-going/previous drainage problem. He would like all avaiable information that the City has on file in regards to previous drainage complaints.
Water runs off going north on Maple Street, goes down driveway and into the garage. A poriton of 16th Street, which is at this point is unimproved, runs behind the property of 212 N. Maple. Dunn, Ferguson, and Schmalz own both properties and do not mind if the water is redirected onto their property behind N. Maple. J. Freeman stated that this address was looked into a couple of years ago and it was decided that an asphalt berm could be installed across the drive at 212 N. Maple.