Question: New drainage ditch along property line with perforated pipes, gravel, catch basin to lake. Fixed standing water. Neighbor claims it changed underground spring flow, making their lawn soggy. Must I fix?
Yes, it could. Many variables need on-site engineer. Spring water followed path of least resistance—digging or compaction may have closed that path. Gravel should act like French drain but may not have.
Start with grading company—they should have an engineer.
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