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15. <br /> <br />16. <br /> <br />17. <br /> <br />18. <br /> <br />19. <br /> <br />20. <br /> <br />21. <br /> <br />22. <br /> <br />152nd Lane~ east of Alpaca Street <br />This has fl ~0oded a walkout basement in the past because it maintains the same water level <br />as the largeibody of water to the east which has no outlet. <br /> <br />149th Avenue west of Peridot Street <br />149th Ave~ue was flooded at one time and we pumped the water down to the railroad <br />tracks and built the road up about two to three feet and that took care of the road, but one <br />driveway still floods. There is no threat to the house. <br /> <br />151st Lane and Iguana Street <br />This is a low area that floods yards but no threat to houses or roads. Water from Iguana <br />and Hedgehog Street south of 153rd drain down to this point. <br /> <br />153rd Lane and Xenon Street <br />Water fills ia ditch in this location in the spring when the ground is frozen and may run <br />across the rbad. No threat to houses. <br /> <br />178th Lane and Tonto Street <br />This floods~a yard south of 178th Lane in the spring when the ground is frozen. No threat <br />to houses or roads. This could be corrected by digging a shallow ditch across a yard on the <br />north side df 178th Lane and drain it to a pond west of Tonto Street. <br /> <br />151 st Avenge and Fluorine Street <br />This whole,area has drainage problems due to roads being built without ditches and they <br />have been lhere nearly 30 years with no maintenance except grading and snowplowing. <br />This can beiaddressed with street improvements. <br /> <br />140th Lane !& Fluorine Street <br />This area h~as road flooding. . in the spring when the waterway is full of snow. The ditch <br />needs to be ,leaned, but is in the wrong place. It is on private property. <br /> <br />15410 ArgO~n Street ' <br />A swale constructed across a drainage easement conducts storm water from Halland Acres <br />to a wetland to the west. Public Works dug this waterway deeper several years ago to the <br />satisfactionl of the previous owner. The present owner has indicated that the swale fills <br />with snow and water does not flow. The owner experienced water in his basement last <br />spring. Welcouldn't dig any deeper due to a drainfield in the area. One solution would be <br />to keep a pa~th open all winter so there would be no snow to block it in the spring. <br /> <br />/CCI' <br /> <br /> <br />