Thank you! Your report has been successfully submitted. Your City Service Request is #9694. Thank you for making SeaTac a better place. (Note: If this is an emergency, please call 911.)

Your request has been reviewed and assigned to the POL, Police Department.

Is this a surface water management resolution placed by the city or is the homeowner simply trying to protect their property from flooding?! This has been an ongoing issue for quite some time and this solution is not ADA compliant.

Your request has been reviewed and assigned to the PWD, Maintenance Department.

David & Fuzz, I, the homeowner, did this. I have contacted the city multiple times over the years with no action. Maybe now they will do something. It's unfair that my property has to deal with the lack of action by the city. Fuzz I sent you a video.

Here is a short clip of the run off. More videos coming.

Here is a video of the water on the street coming on to my property.

https://youtube.com/shorts/RM4-3uVkLcc?feature=share

Here is the YouTube video of the street flooding then flooding on my property.

Here is another video. This time it is the run off from the street

https://youtube.com/shorts/RM4-3uVkLcc?si=Qjejx0t00uTzGl1B

Not sure why my videos aren't uploading. Here is another showing the damage to my property.

Karen, I suspected - which is why I phrased the question a bit open ended. The video suggests surface water not being collected properly. Clearly neither the bags nor the water collection system as is should be left that way long term. Not sure what the reasonable answer is short term but I hopefully you and the city can collaborate soon to come up with a reasonable solution.

As requested by the city, here is a video looking south, where the majority of water is coming from.
The city is stating they want to see the 'flooding' in action. This video demonstrates the issue. With more rain and lack of action by the city, the more damage to my property.