The City has not performed work in the area related to the reported issue. The City has also verified that the referenced stormwater pipe is in good repair and is not causing seepage.
Please note that the picture provided shows a standard temporary sign, installed by Dekalb County Watershed, that is used to notify the public about nearby sanitary sewer spills that have been or are currently being addressed.
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Hello. I feel like I'm getting bounced between the City & County again. This storm drain totally failed 15 years ago and the city/county had to completely replace the entire sections at a very high cost. I have not had any water issues coming into my home from groundwater seepage in the over 23 years we've lived here. I find it interestingly coincidental that the first time we have issues is less than 2 weeks after this county work was done. County claims city maintains storm drains. We have 2 access points located on my property and I would respectfully like someone from City to come inspect these not just at the street. Please have someone contact me asap to schedule time to come see. I work from home. 404-734-6337 or jonseidel@comcast.net

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