Non-Flooding Problems |
| Building
Flooding: |
| Standing
Water |
This
includes water that does not drain after a rain, or drains too slowly. |
| Erosion
(Outside Easement) |
This
includes erosion occurring on private property. This type of erosion typically would
occur closer to existing infrastructure than erosion in right-of-way or easement.
Therefore, private erosion could pose a greater threat to cause property damage than
public erosion. |
| Erosion
(Inside Easement) |
This
includes erosion within right-of-way or easement that could be result in damage to
existing infrastructure or pose a future threat to private property. |
| Sedimentation |
This is
defined as sediment build-up in the storm drainage system resulting in diminishing system
capacity. |
| Sanitary
Inflow Source |
Surface
water flooding over the top of sanitary sewers. This could occur in easements or in
right-of-way and result in inflow to the sanitary sewers. |
| Street Flooding: |
| Major
Arterial Road |
This
includes flooding of an interstate type of road. |
| Minor
Arterial Road |
This
includes major road or County Through Road flooding. |
| Primary
Street |
This
includes primary access street flooding. |
| Subdivision
Street |
This
includes local neighborhood type road flooding. |
| Yard
Flooding: |
This is
defined as surface water flooding onto private property. This does not include
flooding of easements or right-of-way. |
