YouTube video: Massive rainwater drainage from Grove Park Inn golf course erodes neighboring property

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   native north ashevillian June 18, 2010

   Mr. Freeborn, thanks for your clarification.

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   Bryan Freeborn June 17, 2010

   I’m not suggesting anything. I just cross posted the video. Some people think it is a city infrastructure issue considering property owners are all paying into a "Storm Water Improvement" Fund, others think the GPI should fix this. I have no dog in this fight other than thinking it was a compelling video post to cross post.

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   beaverlake June 17, 2010

   if that water is from the rain a week or so ago, we don’t get rain like that too often and parts of merrimon had a foot of water on the road

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   Murphy June 17, 2010

   Clearly this water is coming from the course at GPI … not all of it, but there is a substantial amount cascading down the "grassy knoll" that leads to a green.

   Far too much to be considered normal.

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   native north ashevillian June 17, 2010

   Since the creek/stream has been there for centuries prior to the existence of the GPI, I hope Mr. Freeborn isn’t suggesting that the GPI is at fault here. It is a natural occurrence caused by a rain storm.

   Yes, all land owners that live along the banks of a creek/stream/river can and should do their part to minimize erosion and runoff.

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