Caught on camera thanks to a tip by a reader. Near sunset toda
Caught on camera thanks to a tip by a reader. Near sunset toda
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Caught on camera thanks to a tip by a KW.com reader. Near sunset today, when County inspectors were gone, contractors at a Trammell Crow development on WLHP pumped silty stormwater into an unprotected City drain. Perhaps Mr. Crow plans to help with the next round of dredging. See the pics.
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Contractors at Trammell Crow Development Caught Illegally Pumping Stormwater into City Drain
Contractors at Trammell Crow Development Caught Illegally Pumping Stormwater into City Drain
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That's exactly the spot where the concrete is cracked and sinking. There always seems to be standing water in the gutter since this mega-construction project began.
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Caught on camera thanks to a tip by a KW.com reader. Near sunset today, when County inspectors were gone, contractors at a Trammell Crow development on WLHP pumped silty stormwater into an unprotected City drain. Perhaps Mr. Crow plans to help with the next round of dredging. See the pics. reduceflooding.com/2 024/01/31/after-quit ting-time-contractor -pumps-silty-st
Caught on camera thanks to a tip by a KW.com reader. Near sunset today, when County inspectors were gone, contractors at a Trammell Crow development on WLHP pumped silty stormwater into an unprotected City drain. Perhaps Mr. Crow plans to help with the next round of dredging. See the pics.
reduceflooding.com/2 024/01/31/after-quit ting-time-contractor -pumps-silty-st
reduceflooding.com/2 024/01/31/after-quit ting-time-contractor -pumps-silty-st
Caught on camera thanks to a tip by a KW.com reader. Near sunset today, when County inspectors were gone, contractors at a Trammell Crow development on WLHP pumped silty stormwater into an unprotected City drain. Perhaps Mr. Crow plans to help with the next round of dredging. See the pics.
reduceflooding.com/2 024/01/31/after-quit ting-time-contractor -pumps-silty-st
reduceflooding.com/2 024/01/31/after-quit ting-time-contractor -pumps-silty-st
Thank you again Bob, the drainage issues from surrounding building is our biggest threat.
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