Residents of Duncanville, Texas, should take note that the city will conduct stream condition assessments as part of its comprehensive Drainage Master Plan. Scheduled for November 18 and November 19, these assessments will focus on specific areas vital for stormwater management.
On November 18, the evaluation will begin at Mauk Branch, which stretches from E. Wheatland Rd to E. Danieldale Rd. The following day, attention will turn to Ten Mile Creek, which extends from S. Main St to the East City Limits. The assessments will include on-site evaluations by city personnel along the designated stream channels.
According to a notice from the City of Duncanville, disruptions to daily activities in the area should be minimal during this fieldwork. City officials assure residents that all personnel involved will carry official identification for verification purposes. The notice encourages residents with inquiries or those seeking additional information to contact Matt Bryant, the Director of Public Works, at the city’s designated phone line.
For residents interested in the specific areas undergoing assessment, the city has made an assessment map available. This map, detailing the sections of the streams subject to evaluation, can be downloaded as a PDF document from the city’s official announcement.
Importance of Stream Condition Assessments
The stream condition assessments are a crucial component of Duncanville’s larger initiative to enhance and maintain its drainage infrastructure. By conducting these assessments, the city aims to identify areas that may require remediation or improvements, ultimately enhancing the management of stormwater runoff and preserving the environmental integrity of Duncanville’s natural waterways.
City officials have emphasized their commitment to minimizing disturbances during the assessments. They encourage residents to engage with the Public Works Department directly if they have any concerns or questions. The department can be reached at 972-780-4900 Option 0.
These efforts reflect Duncanville’s proactive approach to environmental management and community engagement, ensuring that residents are informed and involved in the processes that affect their local environment.