Residents and an independent engineer are questioning the accuracy of the city’s flood model for the Black Creek runoff channel, casting doubt on the effectiveness of the $295-million flood relief plan in Rockcliffe-Smythe. Concerns center on the plan’s ability to adequately protect homes from chronic flooding, with some fearing it will fall short of its promises. An independent engineer suggests the current design may provide little to no benefit for as many as 90% of the residents it’s intended to help. While the city is re-examining the model, questions remain about the future of the project. For a deeper dive into the community’s concerns and the city’s response, read the full article on The Star.
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