The insane new construction (another AER size condo) planned for the SW intersection of 4th Ave. S and 3rd St. will indeed add to already flooding conditions and add to sewage overflow to our beautiful bay. Heartsick.

Thank you for reporting this issue to us via SeeClickFix St. Pete. We will forward the details you have provided to the appropriate City department so that they may investigate and take any necessary action. We appreciate your help! Sincerely, Mayor's Action Center

The civil engineer for the AER project made a mistake on this area. The flow of water from Publix is going south and then AER raised their elevation to trap the water on the sidewalk. A flume to the gutter through the curb will fix it. Ignoring it will not fix it!

They could add some concrete to fill in the missing sidewalk that AER was too cheap to pour and solve two problems at once.

A Stormwater Crew will investigate this issue and handle accordingly. Thank you.

The issue that you reported previously 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!

How was this addressed by the city? Is this issue going to be corrected?

Update from Stormwater Department: A crew inspected the area on all sides. There is curb trench through the sheet flow. There are some low areas that can be seen visually. Will send to Pavement. No drains / sheet flow. Thank you.

Stormwater Administrative Secretary #C designou esta questão a SPTO Admin 7

Reopen acknowledged and it has been sent to Pavement

SPTO Admin 7 designou esta questão a Engineering 0

Engineering Update - The repair of this sidewalk is being addressed through the City Engineering Dept. and FDOT. The City will be addressing the vegetation issue in the next two weeks and FDOT will be addressing the drainage issue thereafter. Engineering & Capital Improvements

The vegetation issue has been resolved. Awaiting scheduling of FDOT to address drainage. Updates to follow. Engineering & Capital Improvements Dept.

The vegetation issue has been resolved. Remedial concrete work has been completed. Engineering & Capital Improvements Dept.