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Old 1/31/06, 11:03 AM
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Default Under ground stream

A seasonal stream has been covered using 12 inch culvert, spanning about 100 yards. The stream is currently flooding the property. Any drainage experts.
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Old 1/31/06, 11:18 AM
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I'm guessing that if it is a seasonal stream...the house is possibly built in a flood plain? That should be covered under state regs....and should be checked by the zoning authority of your county...correct?

I would recommend that flood plain research be done?
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with the amount of rain we've had here in W. Wa. this season, I think there is a lot of abnormal flooding happening. I see standing water in many places that during a normal winter we wouldn't have. A lot more basements having problems, there's just no where for the water to go! Since Oct. we are 24" above normal precip. This mo. has had over 9" above a normal Jan.
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with the amount of rain we've had here in W. Wa. this season, I think there is a lot of abnormal flooding happening. I see standing water in many places that during a normal winter we wouldn't have. A lot more basements having problems, there's just no where for the water to go! Since Oct. we are 24" above normal precip. This mo. has had over 9" above a normal Jan.
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Old 1/31/06, 11:08 PM
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What do you want to know Brandon?
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