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Why should I pay the Stormwater Service Charge if flooding still occurs in my neighborhood?

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Why should I pay the Stormwater Service Charge if flooding still occurs in my neighborhood?

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Unfortunately, it is not feasible to fix all of the problems with the public drainage system all at one time. Spreading out the cost of system improvements in a particular area to all users in the city keeps the cost as low as possible to all concerned. Even if a project doesn’t provide direct benefits to your neighborhood, you likely derive benefits from the project. For instance, flooding in the Jack’s Creek basin can interfere with your ability to travel across the city or receive timely assistance from public safety crews. Also, it may be necessary to complete downstream drainage system improvements before it is feasible to address upstream concerns.

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