Issues: drain problem

6-8 weeks ago, after a terrible storm, I called the DCR to let them know that a 60+ foot long concrete dock had broken free of its pilings between the Mass Ave and BU bridges. How did they respond? A week or so later they chained it to some trees like you would a dog and haphazardly put up saw horses and caution tape, presumably to keep people away from it. Old desks, railroad ties and other dangerous debris surround this hazard -- Questions: How long does it take the DCR to fix or remove a major hazard like this? What about all of the large and small scale debris infesting the shoreline? I realize we just experienced some historic flooding, but this is a disgrace!!!

The blacktop has sunk in around the drain at the bottom of the cul-de-sac. City of Torrington is aware and added a sawhorse that said "caution" three months ago. The plow just missed hitting. There are children on the street that could fall into that hole.

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small dam sw just breached just started over flow

The manhole cover on the north side of the side walk was over flowing severely during the last large rain storm (Dec 21 - 22). The overflow left a paper pulp like residue along large piece of the sidewalk and the grassy area by the hospital parking lot. (updated 12-29-13).

Persistent fllooding of area around storm drains when it rains. Large puddles make it difficult and dangerous to cross the street.

Making the left onto S. Frontage from Springsteen or right after crossing Washington Ave. Extension when coming from Wal-Mart is uneccessarily dangerous because of the lack of usable road available here.

When there is heavy rain, the water pools on the "shoulder" and half way across the road

The road floods everytime there is heavy rain or snowmelt. Then it freezes at night.

Just south of Rodney Parham on Merrill Drive there has been a water leak for a long, long time. What a waste! The water is running downhill. Water company says there is no leak. Well then at least drain the "leaking water" into a drain instead of ruining the asphalt.
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About 3 months ago the city came and dug out the storm drain and about 10 feet of concrete curbing. They placed 3 orange cones in front of it and have never come back to complete the repairs.

west harrison ave in babylon suffers from some of the worst flooding in the town, but it also severley needs to be repaired.This has been ongoing for years ,we get minimal support and it constantly impacts the residents some of whom are elderly. COME TAKE A LOOK THANKS -SEAN

The arms of many benches are broken off. The solar lights on top of the fence around the lake (about 13) are broken off. A piece of the partition on one of the slides was broken off. This park recently celebrated the completion of their new renovation and now it is being torn apart. Surveillance camers should be set up around the park. Our tax monies that put this park together is going down the drain. Those who are destroying the property must be apprehendend and prosecuted to the full extent of the law.

deep pot hole and uncapped cast iron drain protruding in middle of Gonzales Rd

The top edge (protective hood area) of the strom drain broke and left two jagged metal edges. It is very dangerous as the gap is wide enough for a leg to fall through. There is also no curb in front of our house so the gap blends into the grass making it even more dangerous. We have reported this several times to public works, but only once did they come and put a cone out in front (which promptly went "missing"). We have tried different things to keep it safe, but nothing short of professional attention/replacement will really do.

i live on corner of 1st. street and LI Avenue Deer Park people drive 100mph firstly then they hit the drain hole all night long you hear it bang bang. they need to slow them down and fix the road. thanks.

This morning I observed that part of the drain cover (grate) is missing for the drain for the property at the northeast corner of Jefferson and Lafayette. This is the drain that is next to the alley. Someone could walk or drive into it. This cover is large, about 4'X1' and of very heavy construction. There are three more sections that were not removed.

Streets are flooding but the drains don't draw the water away. It is like they are not there.

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This pass summer Safford Street in Madison Village had total water line and road construction done through a grant from the State of Ohio. This process went from May until August. During the construction residents could see that what was being done did not look right but no one listened until it was almost completely finished and at that time the mistakes had been made. Now we have water flowing down sidewalks, into yards, pass drains and into the middle of the street where it sits in front of many of the driveways at the north end of the street. Also, the road asphalt that was laid in several places is crumbling and many driveway aprons direct water into residents driveways and it puddles there. Residents have been to council meetings, talked to the mayor and to newspapers but nothing is happening and because of this the final part of the project which was to reseed the tree lawn is not being done so we live with mud everywhere. Also, because the water flows now into residents yards when the contractors had them spray for weeds that spray ran down into many of the yards at the south end of the street and they also have dead grass in their front yards. The residents put up with a lot during this whole project including being put off the road when it came to their cars for more than 2 weeks and that would be okay if we had a street that had been done right. We have asked for answer but are getting nothing. This is the same communication that went on through the whole project. We ask and we were told nothing. We feel let down and we don't know what to do now except to live with it.

The sewer catch basin between 261 & 257 Audley is clogged up. The houses' sump pumps feed into this catch basin and we are risk of back ups into our basements if this is not cleared out ASAP.