Jeff

The drainage ditch in front of our house is continually clogged with debris. The pipes that run below our driveway entrances appear to be too small to handle the volume of water and debris that washes down the hill. As a result, the brickwork surrounding the pipes have been destroyed and our asphalt driveway is crumbling. The debris should be removed and city should consider replacing the drain pipes with ones capable of handling the volume of runoff we see on a regular basis. Otherwise, this will continue to be a maintenance headache for the city.

Cherokee road between Custis and Old Westham is unsafe due to the large number of potholes, some of which are 20 feet in length.

Debris clogging drainage ditch and causing damage to our driveway / brickwork. Apparently the pipes under the driveway aren't large enough. Crews will clean the ditch and pipe, only to have them clog within a week or two. Drainage water then spills up over our driveway, destroying the pavement and ornamental brickwork.

Both ends of the Huguenot Bridge need to be mowed.

First reported several months ago, the leaves clogging my drainage ditch are still ruining our paved drive and brick pillars. Please do not close this issue until the proper department has removed the debris. I am notifying our city councilwoman via separate email.