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The flooding is NOT due to construction Reconhecido

5392 Dalrymple Street Virginia Beach, Virginia • Mostrar no Mapa Esconder Mapa

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Brigadoon resident (Visitante)

ID da Questão:

2177026

Submitted To:

Roadway

Category:

Roadway Flooded

Visto:

7415 vezes

Vizinhança:

Virginia Beach city

Reportado:

em 23/01/2016

ID do Pedido de Serviço:

91447472

Descrição

Road is flooded again. And it is NOT due to "erosion and sediment controls" or whatever the city is claiming the issue is. It's been flooding here for decades before the stupid construction started and made it worse. When speaking to some people on site with the road crews this morning they are saying that no one knows why, themselves included. So to say it's "due to erosion and sediment controls" is an outright lie. I'll spare everyone a current pic and attach one from the street being flooded before the construction ever started.... You're right! Must be from those "sediment and erosion controls" that weren't even in place at the time.

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P. What is flooded?
R. travel lane

P. Is it flooded right now?
R. Yes

P. Date flooding noticed
R. 1/23/16

P. Time flooding noticed
R. 8:30

P. AM/PM
R. AM

P. Flooding address and nearest cross-street
R. Lynnhaven/dalrymple

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Reconhecido City of Virginia Beach (Utilizador Registado)

The City of Virginia Beach Department of Public Works has received your issue and service request 91447472 has been generated. Your VBWorks number is 2177026. If you have further questions, please contact 757-385-1470. You will receive a separate comment when your issue has been closed.

23/01/2016 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
Karol Lee (Utilizador Registado)

Don't really care what it is due to, it needs to be addressed, it's has been going on for the 23 years I have lived here!

23/01/2016 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
karl Brunner (Utilizador Registado)

the outfall of the new drainage system is not done. the contractor has a pump there with a 8 inch discharge line to the pound under the new bridge .The road will drain down it just takes long .

23/01/2016 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
ggmjoyce (Utilizador Registado)

And all of this is happening again......

23/01/2016 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
Gene (Visitante)

Here we go again. The City just responds to the problem and can't seem to fix the problem. It's been flooding for years, and way before the construction of the road work.

23/01/2016 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
ggmjoyce (Utilizador Registado)

I would like to know where all the storm water fees are going? Apparently not to address actual storm water issues.

24/01/2016 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
City of Virginia Beach (Utilizador Registado)

This is a VDOT project and they have been made aware of your concerns. If there are any further concerns in regards to the Lynnhaven Parkway widening project please contact the VDOT Construction Manager at 757-494-5479 or the City Liaison for the project at 757-385-4161.

27/01/2016 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
Fechado City of Virginia Beach (Utilizador Registado)

The City of Virginia Beach has resolved this issue

27/01/2016 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
Reopened Karol Lee (Utilizador Registado)

This has been pawned off on VDOT, this issue has been going on for the 23 years I have lived here and no one has ever addressed it. When VDOT is gone and it is still an issue what then? You knew if was an issue, every time it rained someone from the city came out and put up High Water signs, long before VDOT was involved.

27/01/2016 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
ggmjoyce (Utilizador Registado)

This is a city storm drain problem, not a VDOT problem. Dalrymple St. has flooded since we moved here in 1975. We have been told told for 40 years that the next part of the development would solve the problem. It never has. And yes, someone always comes out and places high water signs. So the city has always known all along it was a problem. There is something wrong with the storm drains on Dalrymple St from Kilt St. to Lynnhaven Parkway and into the cul-de-sac.

27/01/2016 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
Tax Payer (Utilizador Registado)

You are invited to please contact City Council by this week to request that storm water be the budget priority before they spend your $ on something else. Email addresses/phone for council members are listed on vb.gov. Also theres a fb page you can like called Stop the Flooding Now (not in 10 more years).

02/05/2017 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
Ron (Utilizador Registado)

This is a storm drain flooding. The reservoir fills up and the water has no where to go. We flood here too on Angus Drive just down from dalrymple and Lynnhaven. I thought when the Lynnhaven construction was completed and new storm drains were put in it would solve this flooding problem but not so. Still have flooding in this area. Maybe they need to dredge the creek again.

16/05/2017 · Sinalizar Sinalizado

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