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Apopka Storm Water Ponds Condition 2023

Apopka storm water ponds have not been maintained since 2018. They are, at variable levels, severely clogged with aquatic foliage and debris. I have been requesting the inventory of ponds and maintenance preformed since September 2022. It is now June of 2023. After being rebuffed constantly or receiving no response I started searching satellite imagery and the Orange County Property Appraisers website for proof of maintenance and spoke to the former maintenance personnel. There won't be a maintenance report as satellite proves no maintenance was occurring. I found the progressively worsening eutrophication of the ponds in the imagery for nearly four years verifying what I witnessed in person over the last nine months. I received, after a formal public document request, a copy of an inventory of ponds, with no maintenance report, dated 30 March 2020 listing the retched condition of the ponds just hours before the presentation. I presented the satellite images and my photos to the council and citizens at the Council meeting 21 June 2023 showing the damage to the ponds by neglect of the people the citizens hired to maintain our city. Report storm water pond and drain issues to https://sfrwmd.com [email protected] and Florida Dept of Environmental Protection https://Floridadep.gov [email protected]. If these ponds don't work our streets, homes, and businesses will flood. These people work for US. We hire (elect) them to handle the work of maintaining our community to keep our city functioning. If it isn't functioning properly or being maintained we must seek proper recourse. To voice your opinion contact: Bryan Nelson, mayor [email protected] ‪@CityofApopkaFL‬ (I do apologize for mispronouncing Mr. Richard Earp as Mr. Earl. I know his name.)