Government & Politics
Residents Near Corner of Hoyt St & Camp Ave Want Help with Flooding
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UPDATE, July 12:
The cost of the proposed sewer hasn’t been determined yet, and residents have not yet agreed on what share of the cost they may be paying, neighborhood resident Patricia Legere said. Original article, July 8:
In a strong rain, the flooding is like “whitewater rapids coming down the hill” by Spring Grove Street, a short road just east of the intersection of Hoyt Street and Camp Avenue, Patricia Legere told town officials at a recent public hearing. “The intensity has flooded my basement, flooded my garage,” said Legere, a resident of Spring Grove Street, at a recent meeting of the Environmental Protection Commission at its July 1 meeting. Legere says her house has been so ruined by the flooding that it needs to be torn down. Nearby resident Eanna Rushe of 241 Hoyt St.