On Apr 13, 10:01*am, dave wrote:
On 04/13/2011 08:33 AM, wrote: The streets in my neighborhood don't have any street curb sidewalks,
there are no street curb gutters around here.I don't care all that much
for sidewalks anyway.Each house/yard has its own concrete
sidewalk/walkway.

Missy Sippy Planing for a High Speed Rail System
http://www.GulfCoastNews.com

Uber High Speed Railroad.
cuhulin, I aints no Uber

Where does rainwater go?

It's an Open Drainage Ditch System versus an
Underground {Hidden] Street Drain Pipe System.

Some Towns/Cities Run Two Systems :
1 - A Sewage Waste System
{Underground Closed Hidden Pipes}
2 - A Street Rain Water System
{Surface Ditches a/o Underground Pipes}

San Francisco [C&C] is the Biggest Waste Water
Polluter in the SF Bay Area runs a Single Pipe
System with Sewage-Waste Washed Directly into
the Bay and Ocean when it rains heavily.

On 04/14/2011 01:40 AM, RHF wrote:
On Apr 13, 10:01 am, wrote:
On 04/13/2011 08:33 AM, wrote: The streets in my neighborhood don't have any street curb sidewalks,
there are no street curb gutters around here.I don't care all that much
for sidewalks anyway.Each house/yard has its own concrete
sidewalk/walkway.

Missy Sippy Planing for a High Speed Rail System
http://www.GulfCoastNews.com

Uber High Speed Railroad.
cuhulin, I aints no Uber

Where does rainwater go?

It's an Open Drainage Ditch System versus an
Underground {Hidden] Street Drain Pipe System.

Some Towns/Cities Run Two Systems :

Sanitary and Storm

(some cities?)

The rain water drains into drainage ditches.My driveway and other
driveways around here have underground culverts.There are underground
sewer lines too.We aren't as backwater hick as Hollyweird likes to
Stereotype the old South.

I needs to go to the post office (after stopping off at the Goodwill
store first, of course) and snail mail that Happy Birthday card to that
married Irish woman wayyyyyyyy over yonder across the big pond.And then
to the Lowe's store for some wood and screws.
cuhulin

On 04/14/2011 09:04 AM, wrote:
The rain water drains into drainage ditches.My driveway and other
driveways around here have underground culverts.There are underground
sewer lines too.We aren't as backwater hick as Hollyweird likes to
Stereotype the old South.

I needs to go to the post office (after stopping off at the Goodwill
store first, of course) and snail mail that Happy Birthday card to that
married Irish woman wayyyyyyyy over yonder across the big pond.And then
to the Lowe's store for some wood and screws.
cuhulin



I lived in Houston for 17 years. The old neighborhoods have ditches, the
new neighborhoods just use the streets for stormwater. I've seen it
porch high downtown.