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Resident raises stormwater, gravel intrusion concern at 105 1st Avenue
Summary
A Carbon Cliff homeowner said stormwater runoff pushes gravel into his yard because his house sits at the low point on the street and requested the board’s attention; trustees included the item in a consent agenda the board approved.
A resident of 105 1st Avenue told the Carbon Cliff Board of Trustees that stormwater runoff during rain events is pushing gravel into his yard because his house sits at the lowest elevation on the street.
The minutes state the resident “stopped by to lodge complaint about water pushing gravel into his yard when it rains because his house is the lowest sitting home on the street.” The comment was recorded during the Hearing of the Citizens. The board established and approved a consent agenda that included public-comment items and routine business that evening.
The board did not record a specific remedy or vote targeted to this complaint in the minutes. The public record shows the board has scheduled a Public Properties & Works committee meeting for July 13, 2026; the resident’s concern may be considered there for operational follow-up or drainage repairs.
