Raleigh Homeowners Push HOA to Act After Drainage Damage

Homeowners in a Raleigh-area community are calling attention to long-standing drainage issues after repeated flooding damaged lawns, sidewalks, and nearby structures. Residents say standing water persisted after storms for years, raising concerns about safety, mosquito activity, and long-term infrastructure deterioration.

Following sustained homeowner pressure, the association approved drainage improvements, including regrading and installation of additional stormwater controls. Engineers noted that earlier intervention would have significantly reduced repair costs.

This situation serves as a reminder that drainage problems rarely resolve themselves. Proactive inspections and early corrective action can prevent disputes, protect property values, and reduce liability exposure for boards.

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