Final Plat
May 2008: This is before the home was finished. We almost cancelled the contract, but the builder told us the situation would be resolved; he brought in many loads of top dirt and graded the lot. We’ve made multiple attempts at solving this issue, but it is beyond our capabilities.
May 2009: The SEPTIC TANK is completely covered with water.
May 2009: The water had gone down 3-4" by this time; you can see the water line on the left side of house.
Sept 26, 2009: The water overflowed the berms and reached 8-10" on the house.
Sept 26, 2009: The water overflowed the berms and reached 8-10" on the house even with a 14,000 gallons per hour pump running (3" green pipe upper right, pump in wheel barrow because everything else under water, 3" blue pipe running to street discharge)
Sept 26, 2009: The water overflowed the berms and reached 8-10" on the house even with a 14,000 gallons per hour pump running (3" green pipe upper left, pump in wheel barrow because everything else under water, 3" blue pipe running to street discharge)
Online County Plat and Property Details
The Grading and Drainage Plan from the Wilson County Road Commission and Storm Water Office
See LOT 60: Concentric Topo Lines to a Hole/Depression. The Grading and Drainage Plan from the Wilson County Road Commission and Storm Water Office
Lot 60/59 - Built on top of a listed hole/depression (aka sink hole)
