Pinellas County PLUS

This meter box is actually right across the street from 13741, I walk by it every couple days, I keep meaning to call it in. Before somebody steps in it

The drainage ditch on the north side of 102nd Ave. between 131st St. and Oakhurst Road needs to be dredged. It is overgrown and causes slow drainage from the neighborhood and also is contributing to flooding in the neighborhood.

So our road was paved. That's great. Now its even HIGHER than the yards. The flooding yard problem is no better than it was. Worse even. I'm not an engineer nut I can tell you that the ditch does not drain because it wad never dug out in front of the house next door. There are austrailoam pines growing in it!! All this work for "improvement" and now more water is sitting in our yard because the road is higher than ever and the ditch will become a mosquito breeding ground when this storm is over because the water is not moving. Do you need a new engineer? And why not lower the road before you added more material to it and added to the soggy yard, great for mosquito production???? Also, the new grass on the ditchesbis nice. It is also HIGHER THAN OUR YARD!!! know what that means??? Yep......more water sitting in our yard???? Can the county do something the right way insteadof halfway???? Thanks for the nice road......no thanks for the worsening water sitting everywhere, and mosquito breeding grounds!!!!!

All the retention drains on Allard dr are clogged and the water is not draining properly.

The DEEP ditch on 150th Ave N. in Largo (near the Mazda dealership) is obstructed by heavy vegetation & the run-off water from Ranch Mobile Home Park has NO where to go. This area needs to be dredged. This pic showing the level UP TO the bridge at La Plaza MHP.

Entire ditch along 140th St that drains water is clogged making it drain slow causing street flooding etc. leaves and debris no one takes care of. There are screens covering the pipes which is also a problem.

The ditch is overgrown and filling up with debris
Directly across from 1901 Glen Echo Ln.

There is overgrown vegetation and tree branches obstructing the water flow. This is causing mosquito and no-see-em issues. Pinellas county surveyed the land and said they sent notices to residence to remove item blocking the easement so they could manage the problem, but nothing has been done. It’s been 6-7 months. Please consider filling in easement or scheduling maintenance.

Many broken limbs are obstructing the ditch. The overhead vegetation is overgrown and needs to be trimmed back as it continually falls in the ditch.

Ditch obstruction needs cleaned out. Weeds/trees growing at least 4 feet tall. Also, old tides golf course needs maintained due to overgrowth.

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