If this is referring to the wooded lot across from the Public Works facility on Sterling Road, staff has investigated to include testing the water for chlorine. Since the immediate area does not have any water piping and the chlorine test was negative we are confident it is surface water as a result of the elevated water table from the above normal precipitation we have observe this year. If this was not the location you were referring to please let us know and we will investigate. If you have any other questions please let use know.

Gee, you folks are great. This is a great tool to help the community and for us to appreciate how precise you analyze all the issues, as well as how you are able to make an informed decision.

Is this the cause of the flooding at the Rock Hill intersection? The street / curb there was torn up, but is yet to be fully repaired. Water pools and disguises a pot hole there. Making the right-hand turn from Old Ox onto Rock Hill is tricky. This issue has dragged on for months. A resident off Rock Hill informed me that a developer is on the hook to complete it, but apparently that developer is not incentivised to complete the work.