Question: Neighbor's plastic drain pipe surfaced; water now floods my yard into a mud pit. Dig up and rebuild? Block their hose? Live with it?
Unless unavoidable, draining onto your property is illegal—neighbor must fix at their expense.
If not resolvable on their end, your options: perforated drainage pipe, rain garden, retention pond, drywells, catch basins. Water must reach a disposal point (drainage or infiltration).
—Mark Harshman | mahdrafting.com
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