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<br />MEMO <br /> <br />DATE: <br /> <br />November 8, 2002 <br /> <br />TO: <br />FROM: <br />RE: <br /> <br />Honorable Mayor and Council Members <br />Mary Capra <br />Quebec Street Drainage <br /> <br />............................................................................ <br /> <br />I have asked this matter be added to the agenda one more time for consideration. <br /> <br />I have spoken with Mr. Palzer regarding the drainage of this street and the hazard the lack <br />of proper drainage cause in the winter with ice build up. The council requested <br />information on other streets within the city that has similar problems with drainage. Mr. <br />Palzer informed me the only other major problem street would be Center Street where no <br />storm water drainage exists. <br /> <br />I have spoken to two of the residents affected by the poor drainage design of this property <br />and they have stated they have no place to pump their sump water to that does not end up <br />either affecting their neighbors or the street. They want and need the assistance of the <br />city in dealing with this problem. <br /> <br />The city has assisted residents in the past to rectifY poorly designed drainage problems <br />within the city. <br /> <br />. The homes between Shad Avenue and Brian Drive had significant water <br />problems. The city lowered the drainage ways, which in turn lowered the <br />water level of the pond on Brian Way allowing for better drainage of these <br />properties. The moneys used for the project came from the Storm Water <br />Fund. <br /> <br />. The city cleaned out the drainage ditch behind Fox Run in order to assist <br />with the drainage on Prairie Drive. <br /> <br />. The city also lowered the ditch south of Hayfield to improve drainage on <br />Hayfield. <br /> <br />. Similar project have been done to assist the ice build up on the roadways <br />with the city. These projects where funded through the Storm Water <br />Fund. <br /> <br />I would like to discuss with council the potential of assisting these residents living on the <br />south side of Quebec Street with their drainage problem, which greatly affects the ice <br />buildup on our city street. <br />