Skip to Main Content
DataViewer - Division of Water Resources (DWR)
Page Help
GUEST
---
Go to Home Page
Home
Permits
Permits on Public Notice
Permits on Public Notice (Map)
Moratoriums
Permit Types
Permitting Actions
Permit Appeals
Documents
Complaints
Inspections
Engineering Plans
Sewage Works
Public Water Systems
Hydrologic Determinations
Exceptional Waters
Ambient Monitoring
Ambient Monitoring Stations
Surface Waters Chemical Data
Tissue Monitoring Data
Habitat Assessments
SQSH Data
QLP Data
Oil & Gas Wells
Water Wells
Licensed Drillers
Driller Report
Notices of Intent
Certified Operators
Septic Systems
Active Pumpers and Installers
Home
DWR Complaints
Complaint Details
Complaint
Complaint Number
132532
DWR Program Area
WPC
Date Received
7/1/2024
How Received
Phone
Concerning
Erosion / Sediment
Concerning (Other)
Assigned Date
7/2/2024
Record Last Updated
08-JUL-2024 04:24PM
Location
County
Environmental Field Office (EFO)
Memphis
Site
Location
1095 Billy Bryant Road
Site City
Collierville
Zip Code
Site Description
Residential lot
Site Owner
Investigation Results
Status
Investigation Ongoing
Date Investigated
Responsible Party
Date Completed
Referred To
Date Referred
Photos
Description and Writeup
Caller said that he filed a complaint about a year ago but nothing was done.
His neighbor has a hole on their property that contractors keep digging into and have been for about a year (there is a tractor that has remained constant on the site)
He doesn't believe his neighbor is actually aware of what the contractor is doing.
It's been called a "pond", but he said that they are actually just pulling dirt out of it and using it as a "borrow pit".
There is mud and dirt transferred all over the road and yard and the hole is unsightly, and very unsafe as someone could fall in and not be able to get out.
He believes it is affecting Mary's Creek nearby.
MHBu and DKM1 visited the site on 07-08-24. At the time of inspection there was no sediment observed to be leaving the property or affecting Mary's Creek. DWR staff was unable to make contact with landowner while on site. DWR staff recommends the landowner be vigilant regarding soil leaving the site in the future. DWR will follow up with landowner to clarify the purpose of the borrow pit. Since the disturbed area is less than one acre and the site is not observed to be affecting water resources, this complaint is not within the juristiction of the Division of Water Resources.