2025-10-23 Conversations with Complainant

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_ . running all the way along and it went into that would definitely back up with that situation. I suppose adding a culvert down road in front would alleviate that. Let me know whenever you get to that point and perhaps can look at making changes up front. Wed 28. Aug at 13:10 Peter I wanted to alert you to watershed issues from your lot that flooded/damaged my driveway during the recent storm. Since we last spoke I placed a sandbag wall with a french drain relief point near the driveway to prevent runoff from your lot potentially damaging my house foundation. This drainage appeared to be functioning after periods of rain that were around 2-8 inches. However during this recent event my drainage was overwhelmed by your surface water. Fortunately the wall worked but I had to keep a watch on the wall throughout the storm and add a few bags to prevent failure after the wall was loaded. There was a large river running down my driveway as the water was coming from the entire front portion of your lot and because of the volume of water it eroded my driveway down to the lava cap about 50 feet long and 6-8 inches deep pushing all aggregate down in low area of my driveway. I spent all day yesterday fixing and pulling 2 inch drain rock from other areas to fill in the cut out area. During the storm I noticed 2 other spots (front and back) that also had drainage from your lot. My concern is we have never had flooding issues from that lot before (i.e. Feb 2023; 80 inches of rain in one month with no impacts) but after your clearing work watershed issues started occurring. You indicated before your clearing work to let you know if there were issues with water because changes would happen. I let you know during our last in person conversation about watershed issues from your lot and nothing has been done to mitigate. Had I not invested time and resources into erecting my