Complainant says that the house constructed at the above address (3914 Emilie Ct.) was constructed to low and that storm water flows into the patio. (See pictures in Eng. file). The area surrounding the house does not slope away from the foundation.
There is a ditch in the lot 2 or 3 lots over to the west of 705 Whitestone St. which has a drainage pipe located in it. This pipe is exposed, it's large enough for children to crawl in and water is not draining at this pipe thereby causing a drainage problem.
During the Adams St. project recently done, the drain pipe was cut off causing water to back up.
The drainage ditch at the intersection of Windsor and Wilton is full of broken up ashpalt that is blocking the flow of water.
The drainage ditch at the intersection of Windsor and Wilton is full of broken up ashpalt that is blocking the flow of water.
Ms. Goldstein says the alley was paved on the west side of her house approximately 3-4 years ago and every since she has had water runoff which is eroding her foundation.
Footer for detached garage is being dug to close to the property line. Plans show five foot set back. Also while digging footer owner hit some kind of concrete box and water is flowing into footer. Owner has a sump pump to get rid of the water.
Mr.. Yost says water is running down the alley behind his home across a parking lot and flooding his property. Mr. Yost called in fall of '95 and did not receive a response.
Mr.. Yost says water is running down the alley behind his home across a parking lot and flooding his property. Mr. Yost called in fall of '95 and did not receive a response.
Water is runing onto property and ponding due to grading work done when the new Templeton School was built. Mr. Hatton was in today to tell us of a drainage problem at his address. He says the drainage problem has resulted from the regrading done when the new Templeton School was built.