Hole next door. I am telling you, this drain would be fixed immediately. Reporter it rained more than a foot on the mountains and hills around mill valley and then came rushing down here to the low part of the city. This storm drain and another down the street couldnt handle what was coming in. Take a look at it from last night. So much rain outside, it was coming up and out of the storm drain. Not to mention the sinks and toilets on the inside. Can anything be done to improve it . It is a difficult area. Reporter the city studied the problem and has come up with a possible solution, a 15 foot wide culvert, dug under the avenue. That would take many years and millions of dollars. They are extremely costly, and it is something the city has to prioritize with all the other needs. Reporter drinks will still get poured, tacos served, and when it rains, things will get wet. Along miller avenue it is called business as usual. Brian webb kpix 5. That was in the north bay paul but this was a t
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