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Engineer says stormwater system reached capacity during Tropical Storm Debbie; options discussed
Summary
District Engineer Charlie Krebs reported stormwater infrastructure reached capacity after nearly 8 inches of rain in some areas during Tropical Storm Debbie; he recommended possible drainage connection to Lake E1‑A and will follow up on asphalt patching and sources of standing water reported by residents.
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District Engineer Charlie Krebs told the Board that parts of the community received "almost 8" of rain in two or three days" and that the roads are designed for "5½" of rain over a 24‑hour period. He said the stormwater system reached capacity following Tropical Storm Debbie but generally flowed unobstructed. Mr. Krebs recommended The Club consider adding a drainage connection to lake E1‑A to bypass pipes and inlets and relieve pressure on the system.
A resident raised concerns that standing water after the storm was entering slabs and causing mold in a unit; Mr. Krebs said he does not believe the standing water is the cause because other units did not report similar issues and noted the CDD recovered a lot since the storm. He said Lee County Utilities handles some water‑line repairs and that MRI's Pinehurst valley gutter grate replacement is about 80% complete; he will follow up on the asphalt patch schedule and any road or curb damage.
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