Lindsay S. Fouse | Clark Hill
PITTSBURGH – A state court judge has overruled preliminary objections from the City of Pittsburgh’s Water and Sewer Authority, in a lawsuit from a pair of Pittsburgh landlord-tenant neighbors who alleged that it defectively designed and later failed to repair a deteriorating storm sewer culvert – which caused storm water runoff to flow into the plaintiffs’ residences.
Sandra C. Hill and Alan Ricketts first filed suit in the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas on Dec. 7 versus the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority. All parties are of Pittsburgh.
“Plaintiff Hill is the lawful owner of a duplex (multi-family home) on property located at 8882-8884 Frankstown Road, Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15235. Plaintiff Ricketts is a tenant who resides in the subject property,” the suit said.
PITTSBURGH – A pair of Pittsburgh landlord-tenant neighbors allege that the City’s Water and Sewer Authority defectively designed and later failed to repair a deteriorating storm sewer culvert, which caused storm water runoff to flow into the plaintiffs’ residences.
Sandra C. Hill and Alan Ricketts filed suit in the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas on Dec. 7 versus the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority. All parties are of Pittsburgh.
“Plaintiff Hill is the lawful owner of a duplex (multi-family home) on property located at 8882-8884 Frankstown Road, Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15235. Plaintiff Ricketts is a tenant who resides in the subject property,” the suit says.