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Reportero

BenHV

Issue ID:

835607

Submitted To:

New Haven

Categoría:

Public Space, Streets and Drains

Visto:

2355 veces

Neighborhood:

Bishop-Hine

Reported via:

mobile application

Reported:

on 27/11/2013

Descripción

The storm drain is still clogged after 6 years.

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8 Comentars

NH Resident (Usuario registrado)

6 Years? Only another 4 years to go and it might actually be addressed. I would recommend calling the engineering department and speaking to the person in charge-or better yet email them for a written update so you can keep a paper trail- please post their response as it most likely be very interesting.

27/11/2013 · Flag Flagged
Reconocido Engineering Department (Usuario registrado)

Hello, we are aware of this problem and have it on our priority list for repairs. This storm drain is not clogged, but requires more extensive repairs to the sewer pipe draining from it. At the moment, the city is working on finalizing our new agreement with the contractor before money is released and work can being. This may take a little longer than typical due to the holidays and the transition in leadership. Once the contract is complete, work can begin as soon as weather permits.

2/12/2013 · Flag Flagged
Engineering Department (Usuario registrado)

Engineering Department assigned this issue to Catch Basins/Rd Issues New - EngrUseOnly

2/12/2013 · Flag Flagged
BenHV (Usuario registrado)

Thanks for the update folks. Looking forward to seeing it resolved.

2/12/2013 · Flag Flagged
Engineering Department (Usuario registrado)

UPDATE:

We did attempt a repair a few weeks ago, and found that this problem was greater than originally thought. The pipe leaving the catch basin is collapsed, and the storm sewer is on the opposite side of the road. Numerous utility lines are blocking our ability to repair the existing line or run a new one. We are exploring other options to fix the issue and hope to find a permanent repair in the next few months, after the new budget is approved and more funds are available.

Please be aware, the problem is (in part) exacerbated due to illegal dumping of grease and oil into the catch basin. We found a very thick layer of grease at the bottom of the basin. This slows the portion of water that can escape into the native soils from draining. If anyone sees grease being dumped into the catch basin please contact the Department of Public Works to report it (203)946-7700.

28/4/2014 · Flag Flagged
guest (Invitado)

Catch Basin paved over. ISSUE CLOSED

21/7/2014 · Flag Flagged
BB (Usuario registrado)

Can the city explain why the basin was paved over? Just noticed this. Thanks in advance.

5/7/2016 · Flag Flagged
Cerrado Manager of Operations, Process Improvement - Transportation, Traffic, & Parking (Oficial verificado)

We are closing this request due to its historic nature. If this concern still requires attention and you still believe SeeClickFix is a viable tool for its resolution the best way for it to be addressed is for you to create a new request including a current description of what is occurring and what solution you hope to see regarding this matter, citing/linking this request in the details. Thank you for your dedication to improving the quality of life in our community.

29/11/2019 · Flag Flagged

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