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Residents demand action over flooding crisis and engineering failures

August 07, 2024 | Brockton City, Plymouth County, Massachusetts



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Residents demand action over flooding crisis and engineering failures
During a recent government meeting, concerns were raised regarding persistent flooding affecting multiple properties in the area. Residents reported that the drainage issues are impacting both their homes and those of their neighbors, leading to significant property damage.

The source of the problem appears to stem from a site plan approved by the board, which included a drainage system designed to filter water into the ground. However, it was revealed that this system is ineffective due to the presence of bedrock, causing water to accumulate and flood basements instead of being properly absorbed.

City engineer Chike highlighted a critical miscommunication with the planning department, stating that he would not have approved the flawed drainage plan had he been aware of its implications. This revelation has raised questions about the oversight and coordination between city departments in managing infrastructure projects.

Residents are now calling for immediate action to address the flooding and prevent further damage to their properties, emphasizing the need for a revised drainage solution that effectively mitigates the issue.

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