Ward's Landscape Service

We have reviewed the sketch drawn up from a family member of Ms [redacted] and were reminded that it is not feasible to run water uphill and not of ethical practice to deposit drainage onto adjoining properties.What Ms [redacted] and her brother-in-law failed to investigate is the fact that the drainage swale on the school property was probably designed to hold runoff of a major stormWe cannot be responsible for trying to drain the runoff from Ms [redacted] back yard to an area that is owned by the city/county/state that could potentially flood into her property.It is not ethical design for a landscape architect, like myself, or a civil engineer to disperse drainage onto adjoining properties, whether it be public or private.Please review the sketch and notes provided from Ms [redacted] brother-in-law provided by them or I can attach at a later time.Ms [redacted] seemed to be pleased at the time of service with a few minor adjustments to be reworked during fall seeding time and paid the invoice in fullWe are not sure where this complaint is coming from other than the frustration we are all having with the extremely wet spring we are having