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Drainage department says runoff is routed to Lake Lewisville to keep roads from flooding
Summary
An unidentified staff member said the drainage department maintains stormwater infrastructure that routes runoff off roads to Lake Lewisville during heavy rainfall to prevent road flooding. No formal actions or votes were recorded in the transcript.
An unidentified staff member from the drainage department said the agency maintains the drainage infrastructure that channels stormwater away from roadways and into Lake Lewisville.
"The drainage department maintains the drainage infrastructure," the unidentified staff member said. "So when we get heavy rainfall, the water will drain off the road, so the roads won't flood. And the water will drain to Lake Lewisville." The comments described how the system is intended to protect roadways during storms by directing runoff into the lake.
The remarks in the transcript were descriptive and did not include a request for new funding, a motion, or a vote. No formal actions or next steps were recorded in the provided segments.
