Pinellas County PLUS

We had a water line break in front of our home. The crew has repaired the leak but a ton of sand was pumped into our drained ditch and needs to be excavated out as it's almost full now and will just fill the pipes in between properties.

4th attempt to have this remediated. Another issue was closed yesterday and it was not resolved and no one reached out to me as requested. The ditch has 5 foot or taller weeds in it blocking the flow of the water. This is causing my yard to sink and has been for years. This is Pinellas county property. Please address this.

Metal stakes secured into the ground are a severe safety hazard.

The map shows this as 106th Street but it’s actually an easement from just past Park Place Dr to Hazel Street. The drain sits too high and the water goes around it and creates a ditch filled with standing water. Sometimes it will run down to a drain near Park Place, but the trees that have fallen from the property at 10550 Hazel St are blocking the flow. The debris needs to be removed and the drain lowered to allow the water to drain. Thank you!

Stormwater runoff ditch choked with downed trees will block stormwater and flood streets and residences if not cleared.

Extremely tall grass behind club chalet fencing, it needs to be mowed. There is also what looks like a water line that's caving in around the tall grass

Shopping cart, concrete blocks, limbs, wooden walkway bridges in ditch impending water drainage

The stream / waterway behind the house is filled with grass, weeds, debris, etc. which is causing the water to back up and not flow freely. Please have this complete waterway / stream cleaned to prevent the water from rising and causing flooding into the properties along this ditch. This waterway / stream / ditch is maintained by the country and has not been cleaned out in some time.
Thank you for taking care of this issue.

Lawn is 3ft high can't see car coming down road

When you cut the grass, you have to clean up all your clippings out of the road. You cannot leave them in the roadway and or ditch. It is a hazard to cyclists and adds additional bioload.

Not to mention unfair to your neighbors who have to end up cleaning up your mess.

The increase in nutrients associated with grass clippings can cause algae growth, which can kill fish and other aquatic life.

This is additionally a safety and ecological issue

Unmaintained swale causes water backup onto properties due to pine tree and other vegetation growth.