I'd like this fixed too.

Can you provide an update on request 669 will you be able to address while the crews are on our street

I would like this fixed as well.

This issue is currently being monitored by the City of Dunwoody Public Works Department. The structure conveyances along Coronation Dr are being repaired in order to prepare for the upcoming street paving project.

Thank you for the reply this is why we wanted you to be aware of this repair that is needed prior to repaving the street. The issue with our drain in a big on and should be addressed prior to the paving, It will save the city a lot of money rather than paving and then having to deal with this issue later

Please fix this prior to paving, we love Dunwoody and would appreciate the consideration to address ASAP on our street

This area contains two catch basins on either side of the street as well as an 18" CMP pipe. These structures were assessed this spring prior to this year's repaving project. The structures were found to be in good condition and not in need of repair. The 15" CMP pipe located on the property of 1144 Coronation Dr is confirmed by historical plat data and current GIS data to be a privately owned pipe. Upon confirmation of this status this pipe cannot be cleaned/repaired by the City of Dunwoody. The assessment shows that this pipe be cleaned by the property owner via the pipe inlet located at the rear of the property at 1144 Coronation Dr.

If you have any further questions please feel free to call the City of Dunwoody Public Works Department at 678-382-6850

Both Carl Carver and David Elliott have confirmed that this is the responsibility of the City of Dunwoody. Carl menitoned that your records were not accurate and needed to be corrected but that he did not have time to correct them this year. Please contact me at your earliest convenience to discuss. (404) 652-6021.

The City of Dunwoody has received this issue. It is registered as service request # 800. Currently, we are working on this issue. Please check back for status updates.

The City of Dunwoody shows the pipes in question to be private. As a policy we cannot perform work on privately owned structures or pipes. If anything can be provided to reflect that these structures/pipes are owned by either DeKalb County or the City of Dunwoody please feel free to 'ReOpen' this issue.