Is $8,000 to install a culvert and drainage system to manage storm water runoff a fair price?
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Significant storm water is being dumped directly onto my property from a 12-inch culvert fed by a storm drain on a neighboring tire shop's property, which receives runoff from the city street. Additionally, a 4-inch gutter drain from a nearby collision repair shop is daylighted onto my bank. This water is severely eroding my yard, and the city has refused to address the issue.
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This quote is for the installation of a new culvert and drainage system to manage storm water runoff impacting the property. The scope of work includes: - Culvert Material: 240 feet of 12-inch HDPE pipe - Backfill: 24 inches of fill over the pipe - Integration: Tie in an existing 4-inch gutter drain
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