With flooding persistent, PennDOT reminds property owners most storm drains are their responsibility
Many owners don t know the deeds loosely spell out that drains are part of property Share Updated: 6:12 PM EDT Jul 20, 2021
Many owners don t know the deeds loosely spell out that drains are part of property Share Updated: 6:12 PM EDT Jul 20, 2021
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Show Transcript WITH AN ANSWER TONIGHT FROM PENNDOT. DAD:VI GOOD TO BE WITH YOU. THE ROAD IS FLOODED ABOUT A HALF DOZEN TIMES THUS FAR IN 20.21 THE PROPERTY OWNERS, PENNDOT AND SHALER TOWNSHIP ALL ON THE SAME PAGE ABOUT MAKING A FIX HERE AFTER A GROUP LOOKED AT THE PIPE UNDERNEATH WHERE I AM STANDING RIGHT NOW AND KNOWS WHAT THEY NEED TO DO TO MAKE THE F.IX HOWEVER, HEER SPECIFICALLY IT IS UP TO THE PROPERTY OWNER TO MAKE ETH FIXES. IT’S NOT A PROBLEM UNIQUE HERE. PENNDOT SAYS THERE IS OFTEN FLOODING AND THEN CONFUSION ABOUT WHO IS RESPONSIBILITY IT IS TO CLEAN IT UP. IT’S BEEN GOI
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