Private Property PLUS

A sinkhole has formed at the edge of our property and it looks like another is forming a few feet from it. Next the utility pole. The first hold is moist deep down and the ground is very soft and getting worse with each rain

Cracked curb at end of driveway

Looks like a hurricane or tornado took big limbs and the top of trees down this afternoon.
We’re going to need a “hurricane” large limb pickup, please. 757-513-1415

Storm drain collapse has created a sink hole and is causing erosion and collapse of brick wall on owners property.

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The basic problem is a sinkhole in my front yard directly above the City's buried drain pipe that carries rain water from Bishopsgate Lane. This is a recurring problem. A similar sinkhole was reported to the City in late 2014 by my neighbor at 799 Bishopsgate Lane. The sinkhole was very close to the property line between me and the neighbor. Public Works Storm Water Maintenance fixed it in April 2015. The lawn was dug up and repairs made to the drainage pipe. Also made major repairs to the storm water sewer opening on Bishopsgate Lane.
This new sinkhole is very near the earlier sinkhole. It is directly over the drainage pipe. The earlier sinkhole was determined to be due to a break in the pipeline which allowed the soil in the lawn to gradually escape. I suspect it is happening again.

Sink holes appearing in front yard. I tried to mark them with sticks in the picture but still tough to see. Our cul de sac recently had a large sink hole in the road that was repaired. These two have expanded in size within the last few months.

Please pick up the safety cones and barricade. Your crew did a great job repairing the cement around the storm drain. It was done many months ago. Nice job, quick response. Thank you!

Tree down in lake blocking access

Drainage issues with ditch along the side of the property. It travels under the roadway and is stopped up with debris and vegetation. It's the ditch between the property at 1740 and the farm field next to it. Was cleaned out by the city in the past and it made a HUGE difference with flooding and standing water (also mosquitoes).

Issues with the drainage on either side of driveway. When it rains the water does not drain through the culvert like intended from the ditches. The water is stagnant for days until it eventually evaporates. I am concerned that the culvert is not working properly or that there is an issue with the ditch. I don't want this to be a breeding ground for mosquitos or other critters/animals once the weather gets nicer. If possible, could someone come evaluate the situation and see if there needs to be any work done to the culvert or ditch? Thank you for your assistance.