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PT2


Here’s part 2. This is my neighbors yard. That pipe isn’t on her property line. Now that I’m looking at it, doesn’t look like the water will bounce off the stones they added lol

The wall and expansion of the creek were made by a casino.

I know it’s F’d lol i just want to see if there’s any realistic options I can suggest to them to get this fixed sooner than 2 years.



by gmukicks

6 Comments

  1. schemeschm

    What is that giant retaining wall? That looks relatively new. Whoever built that in theory should have done a stormwater prevention plan. Shouldn’t they maybe remove the pipe and divert away from your yard? Hard to tell what’s going on from the video (and not an engineer by any means).

  2. pixie_sprout

    Craziness. Hard to say exactly what’s happening but at least two of the property seller, agent, city and developer are shafting you.

  3. ShadowBlossom

    Is the 2nd pipe higher or lower than the pipe where the water comes out? If it were me I’d buy a pipe the same size as those 2 and connect the two so the water runs back to that big retaining wall area

  4. There’s no way that’s legal, I’d consult with a real estate attorney. You probably already have a lot of damages.

  5. MyFavoriteVoice

    Seems pretty easy to fix. Block the pipe, and no more water in her yard, or your yard?

  6. That’s just ass, the City/County should pipe that directly to the rock lined ditch by that wall which would solve the issue of that water flowing across your yard. Now that rock lined ditch looks terrible imho, I’d be worried about that block fence/wall footing getting washed out

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