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Water ponding on Woodbridge street is natural, says water company

Woodbridge, Virginia, streets
Residents living in the Belmont section of Woodbridge, Virginia say streets have ponding water. [Submitted photo]

Residents who live in the 900 block of Burke Drive at the intersection of Fitzhugh Lane say pools of water form on the newly paved streets.

The Prince William Service Authority recently completed the installation of about 16,000 feet of new water pipe line in the area at cost of $4 million. More than 400 homes will benefit from the replacement of old and rusting pipes that dated back more than 50 years.

Once the pipes were replaced, the streets were repaved. And then neighbors started noticing water on the street.

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