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Flood Survey by the Ghent Neighborhood League
The GNL is soliciting opinions regarding how to address flooding issues and what locations are priorities. Your answers to these 14 questions give the GNL guidance on where to direct attention. Learn more:
https://ghentneighborhoodleague.org/
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1. Name (Optional)
Your answer
2. Email (Optional, please include to get survey results)
Your answer
3. Street Name
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Your answer
4. Are you aware of Realtor.com's website that estimates flood risk,
www.floodfactor.com
?
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Yes
No
5. If you have seen
floodfactor.com
, do you think it is accurate?
Yes
No
I don't know
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6. Where in Ghent would you like to see flooding addressed first?
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Graydon & Blow
Colley & Princess Anne
Mowbray Arch & Botetourt (Holland House Apts)
Mowbray Arch & Mill St.
Stockley Gardens & Olney (Christ & St. Luke's)
Stockley Gardens & Baldwin (Dog Park)
Yarmouth & Hague School (Chrysler Museum)
Other
First
Second
Third
Graydon & Blow
Colley & Princess Anne
Mowbray Arch & Botetourt (Holland House Apts)
Mowbray Arch & Mill St.
Stockley Gardens & Olney (Christ & St. Luke's)
Stockley Gardens & Baldwin (Dog Park)
Yarmouth & Hague School (Chrysler Museum)
Other
First
Second
Third
If you answered Other, please describe:
Your answer
7. Technology exists to prevent tidal water from flowing into streets through storm drains, like the one pictured below. At what intersections could this be most helpful?
Your answer
8. On Mowbray Arch, the street along the Hague, do you support:
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Vegetation/habitat in the green space, as tested at Mill St.
Berm that raises the green space (incl. at the Hague School)
A low wall around the Hague in the green space
A living shoreline in the Hague adjacent to the hard structure
Other
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Second
Third
Vegetation/habitat in the green space, as tested at Mill St.
Berm that raises the green space (incl. at the Hague School)
A low wall around the Hague in the green space
A living shoreline in the Hague adjacent to the hard structure
Other
First
Second
Third
If you answered Other, please describe:
Your answer
9. Are you in favor of converting green spaces to wetlands and flood-resilient landscaping in areas that were historically creeks?
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Yes
No
Maybe
Other:
10. A 2014 study found water quality in the Hague was, in general, fair to poor, with high levels of nitrogen exceeding the Clean Water Act limit. Bacteria also exceeded limits for swimming. Is it important to you that Hague water quality improve?
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Yes
No
11. Are you in favor of signage on streets through Ghent where flooding occurs?
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Yes
No
Maybe
Other:
12. Are you aware of the Army Corps' recommendation for a Hague tidal gate under Brambleton Ave.? This is in the Norfolk Coastal Storm Risk Management Study,
https://www.nao.usace.army.mil/NCSRM/
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Yes
No
13. Are you in favor of the Hague tidal gate? (There is no plan to build the gate now because of the great expense.)
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Yes
No
Maybe
14. Are you in favor of a special assessment district in Ghent (a tax) to provide matching funds for flood mitigation projects?
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Yes
No
Maybe
Tell us a story about your connection to urban waters, and what you value about how water shapes your life. (Optional)
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