The ripped up resources road weeks ago. Since then a few catch basins have been repaired. Why do we have to put up with ripped up roads for so long. If we can live with no top coat all summer we might as well not both we and save the money.

There's a puddle across the road on 128 Ave and 107 St in North Royal Oaks. It covers the full North side of the road.

Improper grading on the PUL (pathway to the park) is causing muddy impassable conditions for kids wishing to use the park. It also causes the properties on the north side to flood under average rain conditions. It has been brought to the attention of both the city and prudential lands. This is year number 2 dealing with this and still nothing has been done. According to prudential lands the sidewalk is to high and needs to be lowered but no answer as to when that will happen.

There is a storm drainage point on the ditch on the north west corner from the pond that has been plugged from soil run off. The water in the ditch pools and over flows the ditch when it rains.

Sewer has heaved and no water drains away from properties. Water pools in front of three houses. Please repair.

storm CB on NE corner blocked with solid ice, water is backing up across avenue and up nearby driveways; mini-lake. Please fix, thank-you!

Storm drain on corner of 114 Ave and 92A Street is blocked with ice and is not allowing the run off to drain and is backing up into driveways in the cul de sac

There are multiple large potholes and deep pools of water that never drain. Need a grader to go through and level the gravel out.

Flooding

The water drains down the back alley and they runs across the road. The pavement has now broke up account of the frezzing and thawing action. There maybe a couple solutions either make that a cement path or dig it up and make a drain that connect it to the exiting drain and fix the pavement.

Gutter is broken in 2 places and sinking causing water drainage issues. 3rd report of issue with no information back on possibility of fixing issue.

Road is sheer ice, sliding sidways and when trying to stop on hill slide down the hill. All roads surrounding this area was cleared off except the road with the hill.

Storm Drain is plugged and the road is flooded (both directions). This is going to be a nightmare when it freezes!

We live in the cul-de-sac between 114st & 113st on 83 Ave. We DO NOT have a storm drain at this location. The closest drain is on the corner of 114st & 83 Ave, if you're able to find it, and it's not frozen over. My Issue? Our driveway is roughly 4" above the road. The Cul-de-sac has been built in a convex manner, center of the cul-de-sac is higher then our driveways. Currently, the ice on the road is 2" above my driveway. Any runoff experienced with warmer weather, will drain / flow up our driveways and onto the lawn. I'm guessing the ice pack on the road leading up to the driveways is 4-6" of solid ice. If you would like to take a drive over, you will see that nothing is running off into the storm drains, which are 100m away from the house. Would it be possible for someone to come clean off the mess packed on top of the road. I can only imagine the mess this will create once warmer temps, not to mention the possibility of loosing our front lawn due to the lack of drainage in our area. I have a loader available, and I am more then willing to bring it to the house to clean off the road, but I have no place to dump the snow. The empty lot across the street has signs posted stating no dumping is allowed. It would be very much appreciated if the city would actually take the time to come and do this. I am losing faith in how the city is managing their snow and ice. Anyways, some help would be appreciated, either a crew to come clean things up, or the green light to bring my loader in, and being able to dump snow in the vacant lot across the street.

Our yard is flooded again for the 3rd year in a row from the lack of snow and ice removal our cul de sac receives during the winter months. Our property faces directly north and as such, the sun does not hit the road in front of our property to melt off the ice. There is no where for the water to go but back into our yard.

the water is over more than 1/2 the road and has no where to drain.

The corner of 80 Ave and 103 street - storm sewer heaving/sinking, sidwalk crumbling - safety issue for walking, water drainage

when there is a lot of rain the road just fills up instead of going down the storm drain

Street was graded but snow winrows were not removed. Now on the warm days they are melting and pooling on the sidewalk. Water is trapped between the winrow and the yard and not draining and then freezes to make solid ice sidewalk across 2 properties. Too thick of ice for ice melt to work.

The roads are shear ice, especially on 107a St between 72 & 73 Ave. Sidewalks are ice covered because the ice pack on the road is so high it is draining back onto the sidewalk when it rains or melts.

It seems that every time we get even a decent amount of rain in a period of time, this section of street pools and floods very quickly. I have seen it happen multiple times since I have lived here. Wondering if there is some piping collapsed underground? A lot of water seems to drain to this location in the first place. It would be great to have this looked into. Thank you!

We live on the corner of 111 st and the drain by the sidewalk is not draining properly. the water keeps building up in the day time because the drain is not working and freezes over night and can be very dangerous for the kids in the morning when it's time for them to catch the school bus. I have reported this problem but nothing has been done.

Manholes have raised allowing for improper drainange. The water just pools in front of the houses and does nothing but creat a huge mess. The ashphalt and concrete are now starting to break away which is creating a hazard for children.

On the north east corner of 86st and 70Ave the road has collapsed beside the drainage grate. It is VERY deep and large. It needs to be fixed immediately before a small child or pet falls in.

THE CULVERTS IN FRONT OF THE ECO CENTRE AND ALL DOWN THE ROAD ARE PLUGGED, THERE IS A HUGE LAKE IN OUR YARD BECAUSE OF THE RUN OFF HAVING NO WHERE TO GO

Erosion of asphault around drainage hole at NE corner of 103 Ave and 91 Street has become a dangerous open sinkhole

water pooling;no poor drainage

The asphalt at the entrance to Pinnacle ridge is washing away. Currently it's several small potholes but it's been getting bigger daily. It's right in the snow drainage path so it's washing away more quickly than anything in the area. I've been taking the entrance off 68ave to avoid damage to my car.