closed #209161
Other
703 N Plymouth RD
- Case Date:
- 3/10/2026
A Storm drain empties behind my home. Drainage has created a hole about 4 ft wide and 4 ft deep. It is a hazard. Several years ago it was filled with gravel and it needs attention again.
A Storm drain empties behind my home. Drainage has created a hole about 4 ft wide and 4 ft deep. It is a hazard. Several years ago it was filled with gravel and it needs attention again.
attempted to rake leaves away from storm drain inlet. drain inlet completely clogged with dirt, debris, and potentially construciton debris/coverings from 5 year habitat project. please help unclog, thank you so much
Meter cover broken. Danger to those walking in parking lot
The entirety of Kirkwood Ave smells like feces and sewage. I suspect there is a major sewage/drainage issue.
On behalf of Crescent Bend Neighborhoos Association, I am reporting large CBU property ADJACENT to 1221 N Lindbergh. It needs major maintenance! The STORM PIPE seems to be plugged up with debris, causing the water to stream across the street. The large CBU lot needs TRASH PICK-UP and massive INVASIVE PLANT REMOVAL.
On behalf of Crescent Bend Neighborhood Association---CBU drainage ditch requires maintenance--DEAD TREE REMOVAL, INVASIVE PLANT REMOVAL and TRASH REMOVAL. The tree snags pictured are located parallel on the east of side 1305 W 17th St. near the neighborhood Little Free Library. The ditch curves east on W 17th to the roundabout, where there is a trash problem. The ditch heads south all the to W. 16th & Hancock where if flows down from Crestmont Park. The entire area is full of Asian Bush Honeysuckle, an invasive species. I have more pictures, but I can only submit 1 photo on the U-Report. The big picture is that CBU owns a large portion of our huge block and it all needs some landowner attention and maintenance near W 17th St, Lindbergh St, corner of 16th & Hancock, and the roundabout. Sharon Roualet 812-345-7680 Crescent Bend Neighborhood Association, [email protected]
There is a big depression in the street near the stop sign on Brooks Drive (north side of Covenanter). And some of the pavement (about 3x5inches) has actually broken and dropped down into a black hole! It appears though that with a car wheel sitting on it, more blacktop could easily break through until an entire wheel -or more- could dangerously drop into an enlarged hole. It is like a sinkhole.
There’s a hole in the street at the end of S Brooks where it meets Covenanter (our house is at 1115 S Brooks Dr and the hole is just west of the southwest corner of our yard).
Our mailboxes on Bill Mallory Blvd close to SR 446 appear to be over a water line that may have some void space happening. The concrete is settling more than it should! Please let us know how to approach this problem.
Huge amount of dirt and gravel and mud accumulating by the street and sidewalk along Dunn just north of 10th. Is there a drainage issue in this area?