City of Clearwater PLUS

Road is sinking around sewer drain. It is spreading across intersection. It might be precursor to sinkhole.

Damaged driveway ramp (city property) was caused by a broken city underground storm drain where storm water flowed continuously for over 3 years. The concrete is cracked, sinking and buckled and is now beyond repair. A substantial trip and safety hazard exists in this public area. City worker (Chris) inspected the damage on 30/4/25 and suggested reporting this issue immediately.

Water continues to pool up at the top of the street after any rain or if someone simply washes their car

Answered a call from a resident that said there is a significant dip in the road at Highland Ave. and Greenlea/Otten going south on Highland in the right lane in the crosswalk area.

Ms. Hongjian reports a raised sidewalk panel on the north side of her driveway apron that is raised and a trip hazard. Located near corner of San Domingo St and San Domingo Ct. Please mark for repair.

Area needs to be cleared and regraded to restore flow of creek and stormwater. This area floods during heavy rains.

Following up to see what action (other than caution tape set up) has been taken to address this serious issue. We were supposed to receive a report after the workers were here but never did.

Gutter seems to be sinking in cul de sac.

Sidewalk at beach Access is being undermined by a short drain pipe from the neighbors house on the south side, washing out the soil and sand underneath the sidewalk section.. I believe the solution would be to have the homeowner reroute this drain pipe for water runoff on his property or extend a pipe all the way out into the pit.. there’s a danger of the sidewalk slab collapsing, as it’s significantly washed out underneath it.

House address 2640 St Andrews Drive corner of St Andrews Drive and Clubhouse Drive West. The problems started after the city removed trees from the easement, repaired the street and replaced the sidewalk. I have reported this pedestrian hazard on two other ocassions and it has not been resolved.

The easement in front of my house has a sinkhole between the fire hydrant and the storm sewer. A hole on the easement, adjacent to the sidewalk is about 3 feet deep. This is a pedestrian hazard. Diagonally across and under the sidewalk there is a similar hole on my front yard. The city has sent people to investigate and they advised me that there is a “cavern” running from the street up the easement and under the sidewalk. Subsequent trips resulted in the city working on the storm sewer and dropping new dirt in the easement hole. After rains the dirt washes away underground and the hole opens again. Workers indicated that they would have to lift the new sidewalk and bring as truck load of dirt to fill the space. City could not explain where the dirt is going (again the storm sewer is near the hole)