Town of Belleair Water Department PLUS

Offensive flag found yesterday. Because of the language, it is not appropriate for children who live in the area. It is also threatening and aggressive and not a positive example of our neighborhood.

Pelican Place entrance road gets flooded after every rain, regardless of the amount of rain. During the last storm, 100 feet of road was flooded up to 3 feet deep and impassible, even moving a railroad tie! This flooding is due to the lack of maintenance in the ditches on each side of the trail behind our property, which abuts the trail. The ditch is overgrown and not maintained on a regular basis, but when it is cut, the cuttings are not removed. The sewer pipe is already full of dirt and plants which are growing in the pipe and never cleaned out. Then the cuttings fill it completely. With water having no where to go, it overflows the ditch and backs up into Pelican Place streets and yards. As President of Pelican Place Association, I would be happy to work with you to insure the safety of our residents. This is not only a dangerous situation from the flooding perspective, but also the mosquito, and disease that can be spread from standing water for over a week. Please contact me to update me on your meeting last Thursday with the City of Belleair and county employees. I can be reached at 727-424-6155 before 3 pm any day. Thank you - Jane House

WATERING NOW 10:00 AM MONDAY

One or more houses on Country Club Rd. is pumping out irrigation water that smells like a large amount of human fecal matter (this is NOT simply a "rotten egg" smell). This pungent and extremely foul odor is coming from somewhere to the west of Indian Rocks Rd., likely a few doors down from that intersection with the traffic calming palm tree in the middle. Regardless, considering the way my other report about this same issue at a different address was treated, it appears that further details are required in order for something like this to be taken seriously. Otherwise, it makes no sense that my initial report was given almost zero consideration and personal observations were immediately re-characterized from "raw sewage" to "rotten egg smell," which is quite different and much more benign. So, just in case it's still unclear, the water that's involved smells so bad it cannot be described as merely "annoyingly unpleasant," as it's a much more distressing situation. The stench is so horrific that a physical reaction occurs almost instantly upon encounter; stinging/watering eyes, followed by chest pain, nausea, anxiety, and lingering headache. Whatever's going on with this so-called "shallow well" practice referenced in response to my previous report, I can personally confirm it's not just some harmless cost-saving activity, and involves toxic fumes and bacteria-filled groundwater being sprayed around to saturate anything and everything nearby, including neighboring people, property and airspace. If exposing residents to this kind of thing is not a concern within the purview of the Water Dept., then please so state and forward along to the appropriate person/agency instead of closing it out as if resolved.

Depression in curb over a sanitary line. Possible leak.

The situation at this house pool is really terrible, they water is black and green and we are getting lots of mosquitoes from that pool

We are noticing very fast cars pass by the house continuously we need a permanent solution to this issue. People must be driving 40+ mph in poinsettia ,

Street lights on Magnolia and part of Rosery Road have been out since construction. They are still off and construction has been over for months.

Why has 632 to 668 Mehlenbacher Rd the only street in Belleair you don’t sweep? Culvert isn’t maintained properly. Mehlenbacher Rd Belleair’s southern border is a high traffic dirty road, lacking signage, dangerous at night that’s more than an eyesore for Belleair. It’s an avoidable liability. Were we unknowingly opted out by committee? How long ago? What oversite is done?

New home construction site is a mess. Grass is tall and weeds are spreading to neighboring homes. In general, it's a mess.

AN ACCIDENT WAITING TO HAPPEN!---the golf cart crossing of Poinsettia, connecting the golf course on the north to the club house area to the south. I think the lines of sight need to be opened up for cart traffic exiting the golf course. This has concerned me for some time but was emphasized this weekend when a cart driver realized where he was and had to make a sudden stop to avoid Poinsettia Street traffic. This will only get more serious when Poinsettia is re-opened. I would think the police would be concerned.

Dense foliage blocks view at intersection; Southwest corner of Winston and Bluff View Dr. Same hazardous driving situation exists at intersection of S Garden Circle and Eagles Nest Drive.
This is similar to the hazardous intersection of Rosery and Eagles Nest, which was cleared to provide safety.