The Detroit News. Todd Van Sickle Tom Diroff, a motor grader operator for the Livingston County Road Commission, surveys a washed out section of Foley.
Residents say rainwater from a subdivision sends gravel and sand from down a hill and onto the road.
Todd Van Sickle Developers say Foley regularly flooded long before they bought the abutting property on top of a hill. You've got 18-inch ditches you have to drive through. The requirement was that once the development was finished, runoff could not exceed what it was when the land was vacant. Engineers from the county's road and drain commission are meeting this month to review Kandahar's storm sewers, and determine if there's a problem. People have horses they walk here, and a lot of kids ride their bikes.