The strom drains take at least 2 days to go down after a storm. We do maintain them on a regular basis. They are sized at the maximum capacity for the area.

That does not at all address the problem. If more drainage is needed, the Town should pursue a capital project to do so. It is a public road that becomes nearly impassible for cars. Perhaps the Town should have a look around the contributing watershed for commercial properties that do not have on-site drainage or required open area; essentially completely impervious dumping water onto the road for the Town to deal with. Thank you for reconsidering this issue.

We will look at it again, but there is limited right of way in which we can install infiltrators.

Aren't property owners/developers required by statute to prohibit water from their property from entering an abutter's property or public roadway?

No Enforcement, No Compliance.

This issue was recategorized from Other to Streets/Roads.

New infiltrators are being installed that will be sized to accomodate the volume of stormwater that collects at this location.