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  Megan Anderson (Registered User)

  You’re going to have to get French drains installed.

  01/11/2020 · Flag Flagged
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  Acknowledged City of Memphis (Verified Official)

  The City of Memphis has received your report. The Service Request Number is 4510618. Click here for updates https://ebusiness.memphistn.gov/OA_HTML/OA.jsp?OAFunc=CMEM_SR_DETAILS_SCF&ct=120&Id=7079424

  01/13/2020 · Flag Flagged
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  Kevin (Registered User)

  That area was once a swamp like Mush area

  02/08/2020 · Flag Flagged
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  Anonymous (Registered User)

  311, Still awaiting an updates on all past due acknowledged cases.

  07/16/2020 · Flag Flagged
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  van stack (Registered User)

  I called and spoke w/ an Engineer at Easement division, regard to a near by street, same issue. I was advised that the entire area did not have many easement, which the water can release into back of the properties line. The only way to get the water out of the property is somehow divert it toward the front. That would allow the water run to the main road's easement for storm water (i.e. intersect w/ Dromedary) .
  The only way is household have to spend $ for French drainage. This seems to be costly, but there is no help from Public service. I wish we could deduct tax or something like that.

  07/16/2020 · Flag Flagged
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  Anonymous (Registered User)

  Why hasn’t this been resolved yet? Update needed. This is still in open status

  09/20/2020 · Flag Flagged

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