Just trying to get a little info here is all. Maybe someone has gone through this. Here is the deal. The city made me put in these what are called brow ditches. Specialy designed to catch run off. They have a special liner to keep silt out of the water running off my land. I can't have any brown water leaving my land. Now what the truck and trailer did, most of the special liner is pushed into ground exposing dirt for about 100 ft. These ditches are inspected by the city. If there is a problem I am responsible for maintaining them for the rest of my life (really) not kidding here. Some one is facing some big bucks to bring the ditch in question back up to city standards. I just don't want it to be me. You should see the two 60ft X 12 X 5 ft deep catch basins with special material I had to put in, that are also inspected by the city. Sorry if you think I am complaining. Stan
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