Pinellas County PLUS

Drainage /ravine is over grown with vegetation and limits water flow also mosquito problems will get worse if not treated. Thank you for your attention to this issue.

The drainage ditch is overgrown with what I believe is an invasive species. This ditch runs along the eastern border of Del Prado and is listed as a possible flood zone if overflowing.

I reported this on April 18th, see picture above, was advised it needed to be passed on to Duke Energy, they came out to access and said it was not theirs, it was cable not power. Who's ever it belongs to needs to get this taken care of. Next heavy rain & wind will cause it to all come down. It is literally about 6' to ground. It IS ON COUNTY EASEMENT. There is going to be more of a problem to take care of if it is not taken care of soon!!!!! What if it collapses when a car rides underneath it, then I will let everyone know I reported it but nobody wanted to take responsibility for it.

Corner of 94th Ave and 93rd St.

There is also a bed in the same ditch just a block east, near 94th Ave & 92nd St.

Please note, a small gator was also spotted this morning between these two obstructions.

Homeowner would like to install concrete pipe in drainage ditch, fill and grade level with adjoining lawn area. Please direct me to the proper department/individual to address. I am the landscape contractor. John Tate johntate55@yahoo.com

Drainage ditch behind our house is clear and open, when we get even 1 inch of rain, the water drains downhill and then backs up from neighbor's yard into our yard and with last summer's rain in Aug. rose onto our lanai and up to the house wall. Neighbor states his yard drains OK but won't inspect or let us look at the drainage area between our fence and his.

The entrance to the recycling drop at this location is a washed out gully that most vehicles would bottom out attempting to drive over it. There is only one area on the left side of the entrance that although rutted, is still passable. The entire area is just a dirt surface.
Please fill in and level out.

2 six foot limbs have been moved to the parkway at Roosevelt Blvd and Rhodes Road.

There is a drain ditch that goes along the back of the houses and it never drains and always standing water, so the mosquito population is substantial. You can't even have a dog bowl of water outside without having mosquito Larvae in it in a day.

A few areas of cracked and damaged Gutters on 67th Ave N, west of 113th St.

This ditch has a blocked drain which prevents the water from flowing. The water pools next to the rip rap and will not drain adequately as the other side of the drain is higher and clogged with soil and debris. The ditch is directly behind my property and the whole ditch needs work.