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a or Derm was Installed around that corner of his <br />property, v . water would flow into the future storm system <br />instead o^ his basement. <br />Donna Meyers BancMedot 10 block 4) has had water entering her <br />basement from surrounding property and from some of the run off <br />on Livingston Ave. <br />other people that live on higher ground that have signed the <br />petition realize that the run off from their property is causing <br />an excessive amount of water to be forced through our P'-oPe’-^V; <br />One feels that curb and gutter world be the best solution, but <br />knows It is not economically feasiole in this neighborhood. <br />Others are having water problems in their basements due to higher <br />ground around them. <br />Robert Picha. 5930 Seamans Dr. has stated to me that he will not <br />volunteer his signature but will pay the assessment <br />project goes through. There are a few others that own rental <br />property in the area that feel the same way. There response was <br />to increase the tenants rent to pay for the project. <br />the residents in the area feel that there is a real drainage <br />problem on Livingston Ave in general. <br />As for Mark and I, we have water on 3 sides of our house, and <br />nowTng through both of our lots (16 S 17 block 3) most every <br />time it rains. Our sump pump is running continuously when we ge <br />more than 1/4 inch of rain and it can not keep ^P <br />amount of water coming in. This causes water to stand in our <br />basement anywhere from 1 to 4 inches of overflow from the sump <br />pump hole. <br />The amount of water standing in the street Is causing damage to <br />the street its-self. The asphalt is breaking and sinking. <br />During the winter months any melting turns to a frozen lake. <br />This is a hazard to anyone driving or walking over this area. <br />It has also created an un-safe play area for the neighborhood <br />chi 1dren. <br />Anyone with water in their basements more ^^^n once in a great <br />while looses resale value of their property. If this drainage <br />system was installed it would correct this problem for may <br />residents of the area. <br />I have not been able to speek to . 5^® ' ’nnt'^easvassessed project. Between my schedule and their s it is not easy <br />to get a hold of everyone. <br />I look forward to meeting with you on August 22 at my <br />over any questions and show you the areas affected. <br />horn*’ to go <br />Sincerely, <br />Karen Cuff <br />cc: Mark Bernnarc^: n <br />Anthony Gleekel
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