A large storm inlet on the east side of S Sare road is blocked with debris. This inlet is ~30ft south of the intersection of Sare and Spicewood ln and is located between the public path and a private fence. It is near where the retaining wall / green chain link fence starts. This is not a street level inlet.
The concrete retaining wall to the side of this culvert has broken off and fallen onto the stream and bank. First noticed on February 18th but I couldn't get a picture.
No water to the house, Bill is paid in full, not sure what the issue is.
The new sidewalks on the northwest corner of Sare and Rogers have been badly damaged from utility trucks driving on them. There could have been some plywood or metals plates used to cover the walks to protect them.
The sanitary sewer at the corner of my yard (Forrester and Kristen Ct) is putting off a terrible smell. Several weeks ago a utility truck was scoping the sewer and I did not notice before then but now it is very pronounced while I wait with my child at the bus stop.
This week, someone with a backpack blower blew all of the leaves from the property on the wedt side of the street into the middle of the street. I assumed they were going to remove them. They did not. It is now a matted coating of leaves on a steep descent to a stop sign. Very unsafe (esp if it rains and freezes). The road needs to be cleared here to prevent an accident.
Large amounts of debris, plant overgrowth, and logs in the road
Water rapidly bubbling up from sanitary sewer manhole cover, flowing into storm drain.
Overflowing sanitary sewer draining directly into storm sewer system with direct route to lake Griffy.
The storm drain at Dunn and E. 7th is broken and it appears to have structural damage. The street is starting to cave in.