Thank you for taking the time to “Report an Issue” via Doing Things for you ! Work Request 1554046 has been created by the Public Works Department. If you may have additional questions or concerns please contact our Customer Service Department at (727) 464-8900 or via email at pwopsweb@pinellascounty.org and reference the work request number.

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56th Pl N will require engineering design prior to paving under the MSTU Roadway Program. Design will include drainage improvements. The work completed on 61st St. N. was in conjunction with our MSTU Roadway program and included re-establishing existing drainage swales that had been filled in over time. For further information on the program, please refer to http://www.pinellascounty.org/publicworks/ppp.htm

Great information, thank you. Approximately how long does engineering design take? Approximately when will the drainage improvements and paving be completed for 56th Pl N?

Thank you for you comments. Ms. Cooper will be contacting you at the beginning of the week with the requested information.

Staff have been working diligently to maximize the lane miles paved each year since the program was re-established in 2014. This section of roadway is currently a candidate for improvement in plan year/fiscal year 2019. Any necessary engineering design work would be completed prior to the plan year.

It's hard to imagine any roads in greater neglect than 56th Place North. Very unfortunate how the County has routinely made the hard working, tax paying residents in this area feel so disenfranchised. It's time for a change; and we're going to be the impetus of that change.

The MSTU Roadway Program is outlined on the County website: http://www.pinellascounty.org/publicworks/ppp.htm The website offers a visual map tool showing roadways previously paved and those planned. Members of Public Works – Asset Management or Public Works – Roadway Operations/Maintenance are available to answer any questions regarding the program and the roadways included in the program. Public Works can be contacted by calling 727-464-8900 or e-mailing pwopsweb@pinellascounty.org.

We'll be contacting our County commissioners and state and U.S. representatives. Pinellas County has disenfranchised all too long the hard working, tax paying residents in this area.

UPDATE: A representative with Pinellas County - Public Works Department
Infrastructure Division telephoned you and left a voice mail message with contact information, please call to voice your concerns. We appreciate your patience and input concerning this important road issue.

What does Pinellas County recommend the local tax paying residents do between now and 2019 with regard to the continuous flooding during routine Florida rain showers?

If you may have additional questions or concerns please contact our Customer Service Department at (727) 464-8900 or via email at pwopsweb@pinellascounty.org and reference the work request number.

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Please visit the website for more information; The MSTU Roadway Program is outlined on the County website: http://www.pinellascounty.org/publicworks/ppp.htm The website offers a visual map tool showing roadways previously paved and those planned

Please provide a response on this public forum paid for by Pinellas County residents as to what local residents should do between now and 2019 with regard to the continuous flooding during routine Florida rain showers on 56th Place North?

Since this drainage work has started, we have water sitting in our dish and its a mosquito breeding ground!. The ditch was dug out up to my house, but no farther down the road? This makes no sense. Even a "non engineer", such as myself knows water does not drain uphill! The rest of the ditch ALL THE WAY TO THE END OF THE Road needs to be dug out!. We have enough of a problem with water in our yards because of the road patching and raising it over the years. The county is now causing a mosquito problem that qas already bad to be worse!

Thank you for taking the time to “Report an Issue” via Doing Things for you ! Work Request 1565372 has been created by the Public Works Department. If you may have additional questions or concerns please contact our Customer Service Department at (727) 464-8900 or via email at pwopsweb@pinellascounty.org and reference the work request number.

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We request the County keep this forum updated with the latest information in a proactive effort to keep local residents up to date on 56th Place North. We request the County not close the issue until the issue is resolved.

Please contact our Customer Service Department at (727) 464-8900 or via email at pwopsweb@pinellascounty.org.

Please provide guidance on this public forum paid for by Pinellas County residents as to what local residents should do in preparation for the impending storm. Current weather analyses are forecasting 4-6" of rain. We request the County keep this forum updated with the latest information in a proactive effort to keep local residents up to date on 56th Place North.

THE NATIONAL WEATHER FORECAST, AS OF 11 AM 8/26/16 - 2-4 INCHES OF RAIN PREDICTION. PINELLAS COUNTY IS WORKING ALL HOT SPOTS BY END OF DAY IN YOUR AREA., SO PIPES AND DEBRIS CAN FLOW PROPERLY. FOR ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, PLEASE GO TO THE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AT THE LINK PROVIDED. http://www.pinellascounty.org/emergency/default.htm.

THANK YOU,
PUBLIC WORKS

Great! We'll be taking photos and videos to determine how effective our local storm water management system operates.

Great! We'll be taking photos and videos to determine how effective our local storm water management system operates.

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