resident reporting illegal dumping on the West side of Gotfredson Rd between Vreeland and Geddes Rd. Requesting drainage evaluation to ensure dumping didnt damage the roadway/ditches

resident reporting concerns with storm drain in front of her property - stating the drain is sinking, and it may be clogged

The ditches on the east and west side of Earhart road need to be dug out with the truck excavator you have. The road ditches are extremely plugged up as far north at 6859 Earhart Rd and south to Wild Meadow Circle causing sitting water on the roads and in return potholes and erosion of the gravel road. Luckily, these ditches are not maintained or mowed by residents so people won’t complain about their yards being dug out.

Resident stated that there's flooding to his property. He believes the flooding is coming from the road and neighbor east of them.

Resident reported that her driveway culvert is plugged and the ditch is filling with water. Requesting review.

Resident reports after a big rain the road floods, and causes cars to get stuck. Resident is wondering if there is something that can be done in this situation.

the road floods and will not drain from roadway. there are ditches on both sides, but the dirt ot debris has built up to hire for water to leave road

I am endeavoring to responsibly discharge excess groundwater from my basement to a small run of storm drain tile that has been identified along side of my property via county records. The road culvert drains very slowly and holds water about 2' below the grate. This raises my concern that: 1)If I were to tap the spur line, it could flood out my trench as records indicate a 5-6' depth, or 2) that this water retention is the source of the water entering my basement in the first place.

Thank you in advance for any attention you can offer to this matter.
Stevenell Clark
Habitat for humanity of Huron Valley.

After waiting a year I partial cleared culvert because it was backing up and flooding the front yard. The south end of the culvert is still 2/3 full.

This road desperately needs attention for multiple issues:
Large water puddling near 8834 Lincoln Dr plus dangerous potholes throughput the entire neighborhood. There is also vegetarian overgrowth causing narrowing of the road near 8875 and 8925 Lincoln (across street). Please have a crew out ASAP

Resident stated that a large truck was turning around on 6 Mile Rd where the pavement meets the dirt and ended up getting stuck on top of the crossroad culvert. She stated that the pipe is crushed and is requesting evaluation.