Erosion Control Issues at Multiple Sites (July 29, 2018)

The following photos of 38 sites were taken on Sunday, July 29, 2018. They are in alphabetical order by street name. With one or two exceptions, nothing appears to have been done to correct the problems that were reported to the City on July 23, 2018. The sites were again reported to the City on July 29, 2018.

2106 Allwood


Photo 1 - no erosion controls across entrance

1804 Ann Arbor (in Barton Springs Zone)


Photo 1 - crushed silt fence

Photo 2 - silt fence not maintained; no controls across driveway

2010 Ashby (in Barton Springs Zone)


Photo 1 - no silt fence along driveway or the curb along the street

Photo 2 - gaps in mulch sock; should be silt fence

2019 Ashby (in Barton Springs Zone)


Photo 1 - silt fence needs to extend up driveway; on this steep slope, mulch socks laying in the gutter will not stop sediment from leaving the site

2105 Ashby (in Barton Springs Zone)


Photo 1 - no erosion controls

Photo 2 - no erosion controls; steep slope will result in significant erosion

1113 Azie Morton (in Barton Springs Zone)

This site has been reported multiple times (see this page). The gap in the silt fence was originally reported on May 22, 2018. Two previous videos (video from May 22 and video from July 9) show muddy water with sediment flowing through this gap.


Photo 1 - gap in silt fence still not repaired

Photo 2 -no erosion controls between and mulch socks and gutter; loose dirt will leave site if it rains

1601 Bauerle


Photo 1 - no erosion controls to the left; large mound of dirt not completely covered; mulch sock laying in gutter will not stop any sediment from leaving the site

Photo 2 - flattened silt fence and hole in silt fence

1109 Bluebonnet (in Barton Springs Zone)

This site has been reported multiple times (see this page).


Photo 1 - various controls haphazardly assembled at bottom of slope; these controls will likely not prevent sediment from leaving the site because of the significant slope

Photo 2 - hole in curb under unsecured silt fence will allow sediment to leave; bottom of silt fence needs to be secured and filled in behind curb hole to prevent sediment from leaving

Photo 3 - silt fence along front ends just to the left of this photo with no j-hook; silt fence needs to extend all the way up the edge of the site to prevent sediment from leaving site

1902 Collier


Photo 1 - gaps in mulch sock; mangled and flattened silt fence

2100 De Verne


Photo 1 - notch in mulch sock will allow likely allow muddy water to leave site

Photo 2 - no controls across entrance

904 Ethel


Photo 1 - no j-hook end of silt fence; gap will allow sediment to excape

Photo 2 - hole at bottom of silt fence

Photo 3 - holes in silt fence will allow sediment to excape

Photo 4 - mangled silt fence

804 Garner


Photo 1 - mulch sock does not extend to silt fence; loose dirt should not be piled outside of silt fence; this dirt will erode especially as water flows around the mulch sock

2010 Goodrich

This site has been reported multiple times (see this page).


Photo 1 - hole in silt fence

Photo 2 - no erosion controls along either side of driveway or at corner of driveway and street; gravel/dirt piled in driveway

1508 Hether


Photo 1 - collapsed and mangled silt fence

Photo 2 - no controls across driveway entrance

1807 Hether


Photo 1 - no erosion controls

700 Jessie


Photo 1 - flattened silt fence

Photo 2 - gap in silt fence on left will allow sediment to escape

900 Jessie


Photo 1 - no controls across driveway; no j-hook on silt fence

1310 Juliet


Photo 1 -silt fence has holes and does not extend along Juliet

Photo 2 - holes visible in silt fence

Photo 3 - mulch socks unlikely to control sediment; silt fence needed

1711 Kerr


Photo 1 - crushed silt fence

1706 Linscomb


Photo 1 - lot slopes toward rear

Photo 1 - no erosion controls at rear of lot

2112 La Casa [formerly 2507 Paramount] (in Barton Springs Zone)


Photo 1 - no controls along right side of driveway

Photo 2 - no j-hook on silt fence; no controls along left side of driveway

Photo 3 - no controls along upper part of right side of driveway

Photo 4 - gap in silt fence

Photo 5 - silt fences not properly connected; gaps will allow sediment escape

1807 Linscomb


Photo 1 - crushed silt fence will allow runoff and sediment that collects to this corner to runoff

2003 Melridge


Photo 1 - runoff and sediment for site will flow over and skirt around ends of mulch sock lying in gutter

1406 Oxford


Photo 1 - mounds of dirt with no erosion control

Photo 2 - bare dirt from sewer excavation with no erosion control

1501 Oxford


Photo 1 - unsecured mulch sock unlikely to contain sediment; silt fence should be used

Photo 2 - silt fence not maintained

Photo 3 - silt fence does not extend along entire street

Photo 4 - no erosion controls

1900 Paramount (in Barton Springs Zone)


Photo 1 - bare dirt without erosion controls

1912 Paramount (in Barton Springs Zone)


Photo 1 - no controls across entrance

Photo 2- inadequate controls along, around, and across driveway

Photo 3 - sediment in street deposited from 1912 Paramount; has not been cleaned up

2111 Peach Tree (in Barton Springs Zone)


Photo 1 - no erosion controls

2012 Rundell (in Barton Springs Zone)


Photo 1 - pile of dirt without controls; no controls across driveway or along driveway

Photo 2 - mulch socks unlikely to control sediment; silt fence should be required

2018 Rundell (in Barton Springs Zone)


Photo 1 - privacy fencing but no controls across driveway or along street

2207 Rundell (in Barton Springs Zone)


Photo 1 - no controls across driveway or along driveway

2010 South Lamar


Photo 1 - no erosion controls

2027 South Lamar


Photo 1 - no erosion controls around pile of dirt

Photo 2 - no erosion controls around pile of dirt

1805 Sunset View


Photo 1 - gaps in mulch socks; runoff and sediment will simply go through and around

Photo 2 - no controls along driveway or front curb

Photo 3 - flattened mulch sock will not prevent runoff and sediment from overtopping it on this steep slope

Photo 4- flattened mulch sock will not prevent runoff and sediment from overtopping it on this steep slope

Photo 5 - no erosion controls

1806 Treadwell


Photo 1 - no erosion controls

1808 Treadwell


Photo 1 - runoff and sediment will go through gaps in mulch socks; no j-hook on silt fence

Photo 2 - no controls across driveway; no j-hooks on silt fences

2012 Wright (in Barton Springs Zone)


Photo 1 - no controls across or along driveway

Photo 2 - mulch socks piled haphazardly; pile of material at curb with no cover

1705 Valeria


Photo 1 - no erosion controls

Photo 2

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