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Re: One Lakewood Underground River Nightmare Fixed!
Posted: Sun May 12, 2019 10:28 pm
by Dan Alaimo
Absent any personal expertise in this area, it seems to me Richard has a valid point. Report it. Why not?
Re: One Lakewood Underground River Nightmare Fixed!
Posted: Mon May 13, 2019 9:58 am
by Peter Grossetti
Jim O'Bryan wrote:
ohhh and an ice cream place, dry cleaner, and coffee shop.
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And still no pants store!!
Re: One Lakewood Underground River Nightmare Fixed!
Posted: Mon May 13, 2019 10:53 am
by Stan Austin
Peter-- You've been gone from the Deck so long that I betcha you have bell bottoms on right now! Stan
Re: One Lakewood Underground River Nightmare Fixed!
Posted: Mon May 13, 2019 10:57 am
by Bridget Conant
Welcome back, Peter! We missed you!
Re: One Lakewood Underground River Nightmare Fixed!
Posted: Mon May 13, 2019 12:53 pm
by Richard Baker
I sent the following email to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources:
The City of Lakewood is allowing the re development of property where the old hospital that established in 1917 stood. The issue is as described an underground river that the developer is considering putting a piling though thus altering the natural flow of the water. This change in flow could have detrimental effect on adjacent or down stream properties.
I would urge the Department of Natural resources investigate the plans to ensure the flow of the river in not altered.
We'll see it they are just another state paper agency, inept and inert.
Re: One Lakewood Underground River Nightmare Fixed!
Posted: Mon May 13, 2019 1:30 pm
by Dan Alaimo
Richard Baker wrote:I sent the following email to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources:
The City of Lakewood is allowing the re development of property where the old hospital that established in 1917 stood. The issue is as described an underground river that the developer is considering putting a piling though thus altering the natural flow of the water. This change in flow could have detrimental effect on adjacent or down stream properties.
I would urge the Department of Natural resources investigate the plans to ensure the flow of the river in not altered.
We'll see it they are just another state paper agency, inept and inert.
Let us know what they say.