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Can a Drainage Swale be Permantly Removed?

I work for a development company. We currenty have a homeowner who is demanding that we remove the drainage swale from their backyard. Can a swale be removed? If yes, then what are the consequenses?

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Posted 2008-04-10T17:21:16Z
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You would need to check with your county engineers. Many areas of the country require that swales be installed in new subdivisions to prevent flooding. I would not remove it without the county engineers or planning boards approval.

Good luck and best wishes.

Posted 2008-04-10T17:52:47Z

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