Neighborhood Specialist assigned this issue to Wastewater1

Sewer is located in rear of property, this is a storm water issue.

Wastewater1 assigned this issue to CSR2

Neighborhood Specialist assigned this issue to SPTO Admin 4

SPTO Admin 4 assigned this issue to SPTO Admin 5

Sewer lines run through the Ally. The depression is not a Wastewater Line.

Wastewater6 assigned this issue to CSR2

CSR2 assigned this issue to SPTO Admin 1

George-let me begin by apologizing for this Department's lack of action in this matter. I can't give you a good reason for the delay in addressing this, and for that I'm truly sorry.

*Update*
I misspoke when disusing City assets in this area. There are both potable and wastewater lines running beneath the road surface near this depression. There are also private lines tying the private drainage system of the Regency with the Municiple stormwater management system. We are currently working with our Peers in the Water Resources Department to determine the case of the surface deformity. Thank you for your continued patience.

Neighborhood Specialist assigned this issue to Wastewater6

Wastewater6 assigned this issue to CSR2

SPTO Admin 2 assigned this issue to SPTO Pavement 1

Thank you for taking my call today, Ms. Vitek! As we discussed over the phone, our Pavement Manager, Joaquim Centeio (SPTO Pavement 1), to spearhead this repair and coordinate with the appropriate utility owner to repair their system before we repair the roadway. We will in the short-term patch the depression this week (and will monitor) until we can have the root cause addressed. If you have any other questions or concerns, please reach out to me directly at 727-270-2434 or Marshall.Hampton@stpete.org.

Please send down the cooler weather from Canada!

Marshall

The issue that you reported has been addressed by the City, and this open work order is now closed. Please feel free to submit future requests to us via SeeClickFix St. Pete, and thanks again! St Pete Service Center