Scott Kennedy

Very brown water!!

Brown Water

The ditch on the east end of 7930 Jackson Rd was dug out recently. But those beavers have been busy and have built a dam of sticks and branches completely blocking the culvert! It needs to be cleared before we get any substantial rain. Thank you.

Several culverts on the north side of Jackson Road are clogged with debris which caused backup flooding. This has been a continuing problem.

The drainage culvert on the east end of 7930 Jackson Rd is completely clogged with leaves & debris. This is a recurring problem and should be checked & cleaned periodically. It causes my yard to flood with any semi heavy rain.

Several culverts are clogged on the north side of Jackson Road causing water to back up and flood yards.they are not draining.

The drainage ditch on the north side of the street needs to be deepened in front of 7848 Jackson Rd . It has silted in to the point where the culvert is blocked to allow only about 25% flow capacity. This creates a flooding situation to the residents west of this location. Individuals from the city came out and viewed it and agreed, but no action has been taken. That was about 6 weeks ago. Please respond on when I might expect this to be addressed.

On Arlington at Prutzman. Also on Prutzman just north of Phelan.

2 large potholes on Arlington Dr between Prutzman Rd & Jackson Rd

Culvert on east side of 7930 Jackson Rd needs to be cleaned out or reset as it becomes blocked with debris every reasonable sized rain and floods the two properties to the west. The culvert is about 12 inches lower on its west end than its east end and this slows down the flow of water toward the east such that debris accumulates within the culvert and creates an obstruction.