Drain and sewer notes by area
Street by street, what is likely under the yard: the age of the houses, the pipe they were built with, the trees near the lateral, and which office to call before anyone digs.
- Lincoln Avenue area: drain and sewer notes
Lincoln Avenue crosses Buena Park east to west, with shops and services on the street and residential neighborhoods on either side. Many of those homes carry the pipe materials typical of their era.
- Orangethorpe Avenue area: drain and sewer notes
Orangethorpe Avenue links Buena Park toward Fullerton and Anaheim, with residential streets and commercial strips along the way. The drain issues here are the familiar ones for older slab homes.
- Around Ralph B. Clark Regional Park: drain and sewer notes
Ralph B. Clark Regional Park sits along Rosecrans Avenue in north Buena Park, with residential neighborhoods nearby. Mature trees and tract-era laterals are the main themes for drains here.
- Around Bellis Park: drain and sewer notes
Bellis Park is a city park surrounded by residential streets. The homes nearby share the drain questions common to Buena Park's older neighborhoods: aging pipe, roots and buildup.
- Artesia Boulevard area: drain and sewer notes
Artesia Boulevard runs east-west from Cerritos into Buena Park, with residential neighborhoods along its route. Here, as across the city, laterals and roots drive most main-line trouble.