you are on with laura lightbody.: i have a storm water runoff creek in the middle of my property. years ago, the army corps of engineers decided they would redo the whole bridge and when they read it all of the state changed the trajectory of the water flow. they used to build both -- build boulders. they never used any kind of bou. they never used any kind of mesh to hold for the boulders in place. as the years have gone by and the storms -- the water has forced these boulders down into this warm water runoff creek. locks off the water. government, and i am ready to call my governor. this warm water runoff creek. locks off the water. the water is not flowing properly and i have contacted my local government, my state when they do these projects they don't think about what happens in the future when they don't maintain them. everyone around them -- around here pretty much has to have flood insurance and if you are paying $700 a month for flood insurance, that money should go to maintaining the stormwater runoff creek

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