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Penny Richards is the ACDIS Member Services Specialist. She is your primary contact for membership questions, including those about certification, recertification, continuing education credits, and employer verification inquiries.
Reminder: New CEU requirements for CCDS recertification
With February coming to a close, we wanted to take a minute to remind everyone about some upcoming changes with the CCDS certification.
Effective March 1, the price of a non-member CCDS exam will go up to $355. There is a new application on our website under the "How to Apply" tab. The number of CEUs required for recertification will go up from 20 to 30. There is a new application and a new version of the CCDS Candidate Handbook on the website.
There are several ways to obtain CEUs towards your CCDS recertification, including our CDI Journal quiz, participation in ACDIS quarterly conference calls, ACDIS local chapter meetings and conferences, and HCPro CDI Bootcamps.
Those whose CCDS expiration dates fall close to March 1, 2015 change in requirements may need additional assistance. Rest assured we will work with you to manage the change.
ACDIS sends reminder notices 90, 60, and 30 days prior to your CCDS expiration. To ensure you receive these notices make sure to communicate any email or mailing address changes to us. You may do this via the Contact Us link on the ACDIS web site. It's your responsibility to notify ACDIS of any address changes and ultimately, your responsibility to know when your certification expires.
If you have questions or concerns, please contact Penny Richards.
Conference Update: Call for poster presentations open
Have you thought about presenting a poster at the 2015 ACDIS conference in San Antonio? It's a great opportunity to showcase your organization's CDI program and success with a national audience. This popular event is always well-received by conference attendees. To give you an idea of what you might present, here is a partial list of topics from last year (you can view them in the Forms & Tools Library under "conference materials"):
- Work flow, tracking processes, DG denials
- Anatomy of an effective query
- Documentation impact on quality, reimbursement
- Pediatric-specific tip sheets per service line
- Transforming from I-9 to I-10
- Effective provider communication and education
- Physician champions in urology
- Malnutrition documentation
- Charting query success
- The value of ancillary services
Posters will be on display in the exhibit hall throughout the conference. Presenters are required to be on site for a dedicated time, one to two hours, to speak with conference attendees about their poster. Presenters may bring handouts, though these are not required.
We'll take a photo of each poster and post it along with a one-page description (due from each presenter) on the ACDIS website following the conference.
To apply to present a poster in San Antonio, click this link, download the application, and return it by February 13. The conference committee will review the applications and select acceptable ideas for conference presentation. Limit, one poster per facility will be approved. Presenters receive a $200 discount off their conference registration fee (one discount per poster).
Email Penny Richards with questions.
Clarifying new CEU requirements for CCDS recertification
We kicked a hornet's nest when we announced earlier this month that the number of CEUs required to recertify the Certified Clinical Documentation Specialist (CCDS) certification will rise from 20 to 30 on March 1.
A number of people wrote to us, concerned that they won't be able to meet the new 30 CEU requirement.
We find that the great majority of people recertifying generally submit many more than 20 CEUs with their application. And, since we accept CEUs from a number of agencies other than ACDIS (including AHIMA, AAPC, ANCC, among the most frequently accepted) the likelihood that this new requirement will stymie a candidate's ability to recertify we anticipate will be negligible.
The following include several ways to obtain CEUs towards your CCDS recertification:
- CDI Journal quiz: The CDI Journal is published six times a year beginning in 2015. ACDIS members may read the magazine and take the corresponding exam for one credit per edition.
- ACDIS quarterly conference calls: Held four times a year, and free for ACDIS members, these calls also qualify for one CEU credit upon the completion of the accompanying survey.
- Annual ACDIS National Conference: The eighth annual ACDIS National Conference supports 13 CEU credits. We know how valuable the information shared at the conference can be to your professional and programmatic growth and the number of CEUs awarded for attendance supports this.
- ACDIS Local Chapter Meetings and conferences: There are more than 30 local chapters meeting throughout the country in 2015, many of which offer extensive educational sessions and work with ACDIS national to provide CCDS CEU credits to their members. Visit the Local Chapter page on the ACDIS website to connect with the chapter nearest you.
- HCPro CDI Boot Camps: There are a number of CDI and coding Boot Camps available which offer credits, the numbers of which vary depending on the length and subject matter of the program. Check the Boot Camp web page to learn the CEUs for a particular program.
- Up to 10 CEUs for any other single activity, such as conferences and training by other agencies and associations.
- CEUs at a rate of 1-for-1 for individual training and education activities that are CDI training and education, ICD-10, clinical (disease or diagnosis), coding, documentation improvement activities, or diagnosis/pathophysiology education from other organizations, such as AHIMA and AAPC, nursing CEUs and CME credits.
- Completing college courses relevant to healthcare/healthcare management, CDI, or clinical coursework for creditor degrees (10 CEUs per credit).
- Presenting CDI-related topics at seminars/speaking engagements (two CEUs for each half-hour of presentation time).
Those whose CCDS expiration dates fall close to March 1, 2015 change in requirements may need additional assistance. Rest assured we will work with you to manage the change.
ACDIS sends reminder notices 90, 60, and 30 days prior to your CCDS expiration. To ensure you receive these notices make sure to communicate any email or mailing address changes to us. You may do this via the Contact Us link on the ACDIS web site. It's your responsibility to notify ACDIS of any address changes and ultimately, your responsibility to know when your certification expires.
If you have questions or concerns, please contact Penny Richards.
Reminder: Changes to the CCDS processes implemented Oct. 1
The following changes took effect on October 1, 2014:
1. Exam eligibility period will change from one year to 120 days (four months) in which to schedule and take the exam
Candidates will have 120 days (four months) to schedule and take their CCDS exam. Once the application is approved, ACDIS submits the candidate's names to the exam company. The exam company emails (and mails) the candidate's scheduling instructions. The candidate is responsible for scheduling his or her exam at a location and date convenient to him or her.
Note: Presently, candidates have a one-year window in which to take the exam. Any candidate sent to the exam company prior to October 1, 2014, will be grandfathered into the one-year eligibility window.
Candidates who do not take their exam within the eligibility period forfeit their exam fee and must reapply.
2. Re-exam fee will change from $100 to $125.
This fee is applicable for a one-time only re-exam for a candidate who fails on his or her first attempt. It also applies to candidates who are absent from their scheduled exam. ACDIS is charged by its testing company for every scheduled exam. Candidates may change their scheduled testing date one time with no fee, and must do so by contacting the exam company at least two business days prior to their scheduled testing appointment.
3. Fees implemented for replacement certificates and lapel pins
Replacements for certificates and pins damaged in transit will be provided at no cost. ACDIS will assess a fee of $25 each for other replacement requests for certificates and lapel pins. The fee is payable by check or credit card at the time of the request.
All replacement orders and payment instructions should be sent to: ACDIS CCDS Administrator, 75 Sylvan Street #A101, Danvers MA 01923 Email: email@example.com; Fax: 781-639-5542
Reminder: Your CCDS re-certification is due by the two-year anniversary of the date you passed the exam. There is no current plan to restructure the CCDS re-certification requirements to include any specific number or level of ICD-10-related continuing education units. You may re-certify at your convenience and if you need more time, there is a 45-day grace period.
For example if you passed the CCDS exam on Sept. 1, 2014, you need to re-certify by Sept. 1, 2016. Using the 45-day grace period, it will be due no later than November 15, 2016. To re-certify, you need to submit continuing education credits earned during the two year period that you held the CCDS certification (so, from Sept. 1, 2014 to Sept. 1, 2016).
When you are ready to renew, complete the re-certification application, and send it, along with proof of CEUs and the applicable fee, to the address on the application (mail, fax, or email). The application is available on the ACDIS website.
We send several courtesy email notices as your renew date approaches, but you may not hear from us if we don't have your correct email address or if our notices are blocked on your end. Make note of when your recert due date (your original exam date is on your certificate and on the score sheet you got when you took the exam). It is your responsibility to know when you recertification is due. If you're not sure of your exam date, drop me an email and I'll look it up.
CDI Week Cartoon Caption Contest
It is time for the CDI Week Photo/Cartoon Caption Contest. Post your (tasteful and respectful please) suggested captions for the following cartoon in the comments section and ACDIS Members Services Specialist Penny Richards will chose a favorite to win a prize.
CDI Week Photo Caption Contest
Here's the next CDI Week Photo/Cartoon Caption Contest. Post your (tasteful and respectful please) suggested captions for the following photograph in the comments section and ACDIS Members Services Specialist Penny Richards will chose a favorite to win a prize.


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Opening Reception: Friday, November 8, 2013: 6—8 p.m.Matthew Marks is pleased to announce Brice Marden: Graphite Drawings, the next exhibition in his gallery at 523 West 24th Street.This exhibition includes twenty-five of Brice Marden's seminal early works on paper and is the first exhibition devoted solely to this body of work. The drawings, made between 1962 and 1981, feature luxurious surfaces of graphite and beeswax worked into dense, reflective planes of blacks, whites, and grays. Within these surfaces, Marden reveals the underlying geometries of the rectangle and the grid, a formal strategy that has characterized his work from the 1960s to the present.The art historian Richard Shiff has written of the early graphite drawings, "Marden's black reveals its qualities only to those who look and can see its changes…Each area of blackness has its history, its experiential specificity."The exhibition is accompanied by a fully illustrated hardcover publication that includes an essay by Paul Galvez, a 1976 interview with the artist by Ed Howard, published here for the first time, and extensive documentation on each works featured in the exhibition.Brice Marden (born 1938) lives and works in New York. His work was the subject of a 2006 retrospective exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, which traveled to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin. In addition, he has had one-person exhibitions at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York; the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam; and the Tate Gallery, London, among others.Brice Marden: Graphite Drawings will be on view at 523 West 24th Street, from November 9 through December 21, 2013, Tuesday through Saturday, 10:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.For additional information, please contact Jacqueline Tran at (212) 243-0200 or email email@example.com.


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Safari Tanks ROCK !!
Just had to add some "fuel" to those considering these big f'n tanks.
My advice? Buy 'em, you'll love 'em.
Tired of 170 mile range? PROBLEM SOLVED!!!!!!
I pushed the range as far as I could, to empty these monster tanks,
just to see how much fuel I could actually fit in them.
I do not yet know how far I can go when the fuel light comes on,
but I'm thinking I got pretty close to really empty.
Safari advertises 10.5 gallons, and I've heard reports of 11 gallons, but.....
Holy Moly. 11-1/2 gallons :clap
The Clear ones are just plain ugly, but on this bike, they look the part anyway.
The black ones have just gotta heat up in the sun and expand that gas.
The Orange ones look better than I expected when I ordered them.
But they are still a bit on the ugly side.
I think they look perfect for what I want from this bike.
They are a bit wider than stock to be sure,
but personally, I think they are easier for my knees to grip when standing.
At half full, the weight is actually carried lower than stock, so BETTER than stock.
When full, they are surprisingly not very noticable while riding, but noticably harder to get straightened up off the kickstand.
The front forks feel it when I hit big bumps, so I turn the knobs up on the preload just a bit when I'm full.
I'm expecting 350-400 miles range,
and rear cargo capacity is left untouched for loading up plenty of luxury camping gear.
That is a monster tank fo sho. A mod I'd like to do eventually.
Question: How easy is it to get on and off compared to stock tanks? And is it even possible to take if off if full??
thanks for reminding me I need to spend more money!
Geez, that would be just shy of $100 to fill up in England :D
I'd assume it's possible when full, but I'd hate to take them off/on when full.
Spend more money, yes. And waaaay less time at gas stations.
And less time looking at maps, looking for the next big-enough town to get gas in.
Just ride all day. Or two days off-highway.
.......Just Ride........until the water pump fails :lol3
Here is a photo from earlier today...
They'll stretch to where you can get 12+ gallons.
45+ gallons on 4 bikes :D
what about driving on sand?
I'm already having troubles in pulling up the bike when I fell (I know, I am not good yet), guess how it'd when you add such extra weight and drive on sand.
Thanks for your informative threads & info, Geek :norton
But I'm still willing to, to get where I wanna go.
You ride it like you ride it in sand with normal tanks.
There's no rule that you have to have 100 lbs of fuel on board... :D
At least you are ethanol free.
When I take it off I first connect the lower bolt, then the front, the top and lastly the back. The shape of mine is far from the original and I get nearly 2cm (close to one inch) difference in the front bolts :(
New tanks.... up/downsides?
I love my 990. I am however getting/am very frustrated with the short range. This was true before I added the remus pipes. But not while getting 20 to 25mpg it's redonculous. A 'touring' bike that can only go about 125 miles between filling.
Very intrigued by the bigger tanks. Weighing the pros and cons. The only cons seem to be $$ and added weight of having more fuel on board. Maybe in addition to a non-factory look.
Are there any other major negatives? Are there rattles, etc? Is the fit and finish solid looking up close?
I think they add balance to the bike.http://whip.smugmug.com/Torrey/Torre...84_oQof4-L.jpg
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McGillivray. 14A. 138 minutes.
Director David O. Russell follows up last year's unexpected hit Silver Linings Playbook with a movie more deserving of its accolades, recycling two of that film's stars -- Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence -- paired with Christian Bale and Amy Adams of The Fighter. Russell's take on the Abscam affair offers riches of deception and danger, with terrific performances by Cooper and Lawrence as genuinely horrible people. FOUR STARS
Grant Park. 14A. 121 minutes.
In the grand tradition of Tennessee Williams and Eugene O'Neill, playwright Tracy Letts introduces another dysfunctional American family in the Westons. Fire-breathing matriarch Violet (Meryl Streep) holds savage court when her three daughters (Julia Roberts, Juliette Lewis and Julianne Nicolson) show up to comfort their newly widowed, cancer-afflicted mom. Trimmed from its three-hour and 20-minute stage incarnation, the downbeat drama retains its cathartic humour, but two hours of shrill tantrums and plate-smashing hysterics are overpowering. THREE STARS (Reviewed by Kevin Prokosh)
Grant Park, Kildonan Place, McGillivray, McGillivray VIP, Polo Park, Polo Park Imax, St. Vital, Towne. PG. 140 minutes.
In a dystopian future society, every citizen at age 16 is designated for one of five social factions but Tris (Shailene Woodley) discovers she doesn't fit into any one category, which places her life in danger from the clique-oriented powers that be. While an undistinguished piece of speculative pop fiction, the premise is at least more interesting and credible than The Hunger Games, and Woodley proves to be a sympathetic heroine. THREE STARS
Polo Park. 14A. 87 minutes.
Jake Gyllenhaal plays a troubled history professor who realizes he has a doppelganger in this unsettling and hallucinogenic film by Denis Villeneuve (Prisoners), boasting one of the most sublimely strange surprise endings in recent memory. THREE AND A HALF STARS
Globe. 14A. 132 minutes.
This Italian Oscar winner for Best Foreign Language Film stars Toni Serville as an aging writer living in Rome and still coasting off a literary success from decades earlier, now in crisis over his life as a party-goer and man about town. Living up to its name, it's a film that is luxuriously, seductively, stunningly cinematic. FOUR STARS (Reviewed by Kenneth Turan)
Grant Park, Kildonan Place, McGillivray, Polo Park, St. Vital, Towne. G. 101 minutes.
An ordinary Lego figure (voiced by Chris Pratt) is enlisted to lead a force of Lego good guys (including Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman) against an evil megalomaniac plotting to glue the Lego universe together. This wild animated feature may appeal to kids, but adults will be heartened by its potent satiric undercurrent and its championing of creativity. THREE STARS
Grant Park. PG. 118 minutes.
A platoon of art experts is assembled to retrieve stolen works of art from the Nazis in this fact-based combat drama starring and directed by George Clooney. It's a great idea for a war movie, but the screenplay feels a few drafts short of completion, with a sketchy narrative that never achieves any momentum in addition to Clooney's heavy-handed messaging: Art is good. TWO AND A HALF STARS
Kildonan Place, McGillivray, Polo Park, St. Vital, Towne. G. 93 minutes.
This studio-produced animated epic, based on Jay Ward's more humbly satiric 'toon from the '60s, gives us the return of the time-travelling genius canine Mr. Peabody (voiced by Ty Burrell) attempting to undo the temporal damage done by his adopted son Sherman when he used their time-travel "Wabac" machine to impress a girl. Fans of the old Jay Ward TV show may take longer in adjusting to the new voices, but the witty word play and the pull-out-all-stops supporting cast pay off. THREE STARS (Reviewed by Roger Moore)
Grant Park, Kildonan Place, McGillivray, Polo Park, St. Vital, Towne. G. 107 minutes.
Kermit the Frog falls victim to a look-alike international criminal named Constantine, who takes his place on a Muppets tour of Europe while Kermit is trapped in a Russian gulag under the command of a musical-theatre-loving prison guard (Tina Fey). A slight comedown from its more inspired predecessor, this is still an entertaining, silly time for kids and their parents (although they won't always be laughing at the same thing). THREE STARS
Grant Park, Kildonan Place, McGillivray, McGillivray VIP, Polo Park, St. Vital, Towne. PG. 131 minutes.
An ace mechanic and driver (Aaron Paul) participates in a reckless cross-country race to clear his name against the unsavoury professional driver (Dominic Cooper) who let him take the fall for a crime he didn't commit. Because its admittedly impressive stunts were all achieved without use of CGI, Need for Speed stakes a claim to roots in movies of the '60s and '70s (Bullitt, The French Connection or Vanishing Point), but it's really here to rake in a little of the gearhead cash the Fast and Furious franchise is making by the truckload. ONE AND A HALF STAR
Grant Park, McGillivray, Polo Park, St. Vital, Towne. PG. 107 minutes.
An air marshal (Liam Neeson) finds himself in the hot seat on a transatlantic flight when an anonymous psycho threatens to kill one person on board every 20 minutes. In the movie's third act, the implausibility factor hits an altitude higher than 40,000 feet, but Neeson holds the centre well by virtue of his physically imposing presence and tragic demeanour. THREE STARS
Grant Park. 14A. 98 minutes.
A political journalist (Steve Coogan) gets emotionally involved when he helps an older woman (Judi Dench) search for the son she forcibly gave up for adoption decades earlier. Philomena is a standard-issue, little-old-lady tour de force for Oscar-winner Dench, but it's a delicious change of pace for snarky funnyman Steve Coogan. FOUR STARS (Reviewed by Roger Moore)
Polo Park, Towne. 14A. 100 minutes
Kevin Hart stars as a security guard who accepts the challenge when the cop brother (Ice Cube) of his intended bride invites him to accompany him on a 24-hour patrol of Atlanta. Even by the standards of the well-worn buddy-cop genre, this is a lazy movie, insulting the audience by letting us stay five steps ahead of the hack screenwriters. TWO STARS (Reviewed by Roger Moore)
Polo Park, St. Vital. 14A. 138 minutes.
The stand-alone story of Jesus Christ is adapted for the big screen from last year's History Channel mini-series The Bible, with Portuguese actor Diogo Morgado as the titular scion. It's too brutal at times, but it has a redemptive optimism about it that makes the brutality go down easier. THREE STARS (Reviewed by Roger Moore)
Grant Park, Kildonan Place, McGillivray, Polo Park, St. Vital, Towne. 18A. 103 minutes.
This sequel to Zack Snyder's 300 offers stylized, bloody, seagoing action concurrent to the events of the first movie. It involves a raging female admiral (Eva Green) fighting for Persia against the Greeks, led by the formidable General Themistokles (Sullivan Stapleton). It's sexy, violent and stylish, which certainly makes for an improvement over Pompeii. THREE STARS
McGillivray. PG. 108 minutes.
This crowd-funded feature film catches us up with the sleuth (Kristen Bell), a high school-age crime-solver in the original TV series, now a New Yorker obliged to return to the town of Neptune for a 10-year high school reunion (and to solve a murder in which the chief suspect is her ex-boyfriend, Logan Echolls (Jason Dohring). For all its fun flourishes and tepid overfamiliarity, fans are going to dig this. It is, after all, the movie they paid for. THREE STARS (Reviewed by Roger Moore)
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Billy Joel offered some intriguing revelations during a rangy town hall-style interview with Howard Stern.
Billy Joel was involved in his third car accident over a two-year period on April 24, 2004, a string of mishaps that had model ex-wife Christie Brinkley openly wondering whether their daughter should be riding with him.
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Long out-of-print, Billy Joel's document of his famous 1987 Russian concerts is about to return to shelves. On May 20, he will release 'A Matter of Trust: The Bridge to Russia' on CD and video.
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Third-year law student Megan A. Cox placed third in the nationwide competition for Phi Alpha Delta's Frank E. Gray Outstanding Clerk Award. This honor recognizes Cox's work with the law school's chapter of the professional law fraternity. Only 15 finalists were recognized as part of the organization's annual awards program.
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Georgia Law regrets to announce the passing of former Public Services Librarian Jose "Fico" Rodríguez, who worked in the Alexander Campbell King Law Library from 1967 to 1990. He passed away on Aug. 19.
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Congratulations to the following faculty members who recently received promotions: Elizabeth Weeks Leonard (J.D.'99) was awarded the rank of full professor, Matthew I. Hall was named an associate professor, Lisa Milot and Christian Turner were promoted to associate professor with tenure and Hillel Y. Levin was granted tenure.
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Lee A. Feinstein has joined the Georgia Law faculty as the Carl E. Sanders Political Leadership Scholar for the fall 2013 semester. The former U.S. Ambassador to the Repulic of Poland will teach the course Intervention and Sovereignty: Contemporary Issues in International and National Security Law. Peter B. "Bo" Rutledge has assumed the position of associate dean for faculty development, a post that will allow him to work closely with the law school's faculty, especially its untenured professors, to expand and promote scholarly activities.
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Recently my garage door opener began auto-reversing about 1/4 of the way to closing. To remedy the problem I increased the setting of the downward force from 2 to 4. However, I know that this is only masking the symptom. There is an actual problem somewhere. Can anyone speculate on what the root cause problem might be? The reversing occurs when a new section of the door begins to move downward.
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Your owner's manual should state that with seasonal weather changes, it may require an adjustment. So, increasing the down force isn't exactly "masking a problem" per say.
The tracks could be adjusted a little too closely to the jambs, causing unnecessary friction, kicking the door back. This is kind of a catch-22. You want the door to sit closely against the jamb to maximize your protection from the outside elements, but not too closely that it causes paint to rub off, or the door to not function properly.
When was the last time you lubricated your door hardware? What did you lube it with?
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I apologize, but before I got started last, I assumed you had a steel sectional, "overhead" style door. Is that correct? If so, read on. If not, please let me know.
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In the field we use a non-silicone based spray lube. Any spray lubricant should be fine, just don't use WD-40 - It's a solvent not a lubricant.
Spray the axles on all the hinges (both where the rollers are at and all across the back of the door), the end bearing plates, and a light dusting on the spring(s). You don't need to spray inside the tracks.
Test your door's balance. Pull the emergency/manual release. Pull the door half way up (about waist high) and it should stay put. If the door sinks or slams down, or if it takes off and opens all the way the springs are out of adjustment. A novice should NEVER attempt to adjust their won torsion springs. They are VERY DANGEROUS. Call a professional. It's not worth a trip to the ER to save $60-100.
I don't know if I can recommend that you adjust your own tracks. Garage doors use simple mechanics however, they can also be very dangerous if you don't know what you are doing. Try lubricating your door first, if that doesn't work, call a professional in your area to adjust your door and give it a "once over."


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How to block water draining from neighbor's yard
Our lot for our new house is highest at the back and is designed to drain to the front (ditch) and drains properly. The house built behind was supposed to do the same (highest in back draining to their front ditch, but drains from the front of their house slanting back, so that most of their water drains under my fence to my backyard.The only solution I can think of is to build a raised bed across the back to block the flow of this water gushing in under my wood fence. I was thinking of flashing or gutter material, vinyl or roofing material placed down a few inches into the ground at the fence and then coming up about 4-6 inches to the bottom of the fence, then adding bags of dirt to cover the flashing and keep it pressed against the fence. Then I would need steel, brick, or some sort of front border since it would be raised above the sod. Any ideas would be appreciated.
In my state, I believe it is illegal for a builder or homeowner to knowingly channel water onto someone else's property. Have you spoken with their builder? If they are unresponsive, think of it as a design issue and plan for the water. When we built our house, we knew erosion on our steep hillside would be an issue, so we installed a "dry waterfall" with the rock dug out from our foundation. It is amazing after a good downpour! Could you do this in your back yard? Make lemonade if your neighbor won't take back their lemons!
Maybe it was a concern about privacy that made you omit your location from your GW identity. Your location, certainly your zone, are needed for anyone to give you any advice at all.
If there is in fact water gushing under your fence, you will not be happy with the results if you try to dam the flow. First principle of engineering: water flows down hill.
I too would say that blocking the water is a no-win situation, and that basic fact won't vary with your location although the degree of no-win will. Water needs to be channeled; it can't simply be blocked. You'd have to be thinking something like streambeds running either side of of your house to direct the water to your front street. You could put as much as a thick concrete wall at your fence and it would ultimately fail just from the weight of the accumulated water. If you live in a zone where it freezes, then you get frost failure - the wall might literally explode.
You should check your local regulations, and see whose problem this is to actually fix, and then lean on them to have it done. You can't fix it, since the problem does not originate with you; you can only adapt to it. If that is the option you are left with, you probably need to hire a civil engineer or a water resources engineer to at least advise you, even if you do the work yourself. "Water gushing..." is not a landscaping issue.
How about working with the pooling water. You could put in a nice bog garden, a sweeping grove of Canna or Elephant Ear. If you have enough space from the houses, you could plant a Weeping Willow. Instant drama while wicking away the extra water.
If their house is relatively new, and their builder didn't comply with requirements, you might best go through the builder/developer for remediation. Of course, this means talking to the neighbors first and working with them. Most people don't want to cause problems for a neighbor, but if they don't know about an issue, they won't be doing anything about it. Keep very calm and pleasant when discussing this, (nothing you have written indicates you would be anything but genteel, that was only cautionary) as people 'get their backs up' when faced with potentially having to spend money to correct something that isn't causing them an issue.
We corrected a similiar situation on our old fixer-upper, and spent about $10,000 doing so, about ten years ago. We hired a local reputable landscape firm, who put in a swale along the side of the property, and a berm along the back of the property. That greatly reduced the water flowing into the middle of our yard, but some was still coming along the berm in the back, and around the end of the berm to get into the yard, so I wheelbarrowed in enough more clay soil to create a small 'speed bump' at that corner, which created a small spring wet spot, still on my property, but at the back, rather than the middle of my yard. Works quite well, and my sump pumps have stopped running.
The neighbors behind us weren't crazy about this, as now their water runoff stays somewhat on their property, but we consulted with the municipality on this, and did everything properly. We aren't directing our water onto their property, simply blocking their water from flowing further into our yard.
The original roughgrading work in the subdivision had the water flowing out to the front of each property, as you described was supposed to be the case for your property as well. However, some 35 years ago, when the subdivision was about five years old, several neighbors got together and hired a 'landscraper,' who buggered the whole thing up. Had the water flow been the way nature had designed, such as with a stream or natural slope to the land, we would not have been legally allowed to block the flow of water, but as it was caused by improper human design done wellafter the subdivision was built, we were allowed to correct this.
I would make this your number one concern, before building that house. If the situation isn't resolved peacefully, you will be building a house with built-in neighbor issues. :-(
Proceed carefully, cautiously, but thoroughly. I would get some advice from professionals, such as a real estate attorney. Such are the costs of building a quality home. Certainly worth it to have peacable neighbor relations, in a home you enjoy. Best of luck.
I would start by talking to the engineering department for your town. Grading plans for new developments are typically overseen by a municipality for just this kind of reason. The developer should be held responsible for the issue which can be very expensive to repair. If the development is still under construction the town has quite a bit of leverage to get things done to cure this kind of problem.
As for a solution...well the first would be for the neighbor/developer to take care of their own water...but if that does not work you will need to channel the water out and around the usable parts of your property and continue on down the hill.
A little late with a reply, but I am a civil engineer and deal with subdivision grading plans on a daily basis.
The first thing to do is call the engineering department at your city and ask them their policy on lot-to-lot drainage. If it is allowed, you have to fix the problem yourself. If it is not, then you need to get a copy of the subdivision grading plan that was done by a professional engineer and see how your neighbors and your yards are supposed to drain. This can be purchased from the city for a couple of bucks, maybe free. If the grading plan shows his yard to drain away from yours, then you have a case.
The city building inspection department is responsible for assuring that the builder retained the drainage pattern approved on the grading plan when he built the house. Changing the drainage pattern can be a major deal depending on the circumstances. You should take pictures, shown them to someone in building inspection and demand they take action. The neighbor will have to redo his entire yard and probably build a retaining wall on the back property line to raise his ground elevation to make water flow to the front of his yard.
If this is your problem only (lot to lot drainage is allowed)then you need to grade a swale (shallow ditch) from a high point in the middle of your back property line and have one run over to the right side property line and one to the left side property line and both run right out to the front.
If lot to lot drainage is allowed or it's not but they can't fix the problem for some reason, there needs to be a drainage easement granted by you and your left and right neighbors to the guy behind you all. This should be noted on the final plat of the subdivision, also obtained from engineering, if lot to lot is allowed. If it's not, then you can make them pay for the work to build the swales around your yard or whatever you want in exchange for granting them the easement.
I hope I wasn't too technical. Good luck!
All that great advise about contacting your city's engineering department and building codes etc won't help the poster if she lives in a rural area or small town where zoning, building permits, and codes are the invention of the communists, the devil, or whoever is the latest bugaboo.
Thanks to all of you for your comments and the info. you have given me. It is a new subdivision (Louisiana) in a small town (suburb of larger city). My husband talked to the developer of the subdivision who said if it was his lot, he could do something, but it was sold to another builder, and that he could not do anything. So my husband phoned that builder and told him the problem and that we had grass sod being delivered this week. He said he would go and look at it. Saw the realtor at the house, so told her, and showed her the backyard. She said she would call the builder, also. The couple then moved in. My husband went over and spoke to them, and they said they would call their builder. Have heard nothing else from the builder, but the grass was delivered. We are expecting thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow.
Are you in the corporation of the city? Find out whose jurisdiction you are in. Talk to the city (or parrish or what ever political subdivision you are in) first on your own. Get a copy of their building regulations, subdivision regulations, or what ever they have. Ask the city engineer or building department to explain them to you and point out the relevant section. They will probably be pretty confusing. If your neighbors are indeed in violation of city code, the city should be the one to send them a letter telling them so. If that doesn't get results, or your city is a chicken (most likely will not want to get involved and say it is a civil matter), find a local attorney who deals with land and realestate and get them to write a letter. Good luck.
You should go yourself to the city departments to get the ball rolling. Get the grading plan, verify the drainage pattern it's supposed to be (not draining onto you) and get the city to force the builder of the other lot to fix the problem. The city should be on your side. It's good that you have made people aware of a problem, especially your neighbor. Only contact an attorney if your neighbor's builder refuses to do anything or the city won't help you. Involving an attorney is a last resort. However, if the builder or city balks, threatening to contact an attorney may prove effective :)
I am worried about our septic system/ lines and standing water. We live in the county limits the land around us has approx. 8 acres each. Our neighbor is building a second home 25 feet from our line. He has approx. 100 loads so far of dirt dumped in front and some on the side and in the rear of his property. Is it against the law to change the water flow of the surrounding land and to cause water to back up in our yard due to him raising his land?
Here is a link that might be useful: landscape design forum
>Have heard nothing else from the builder, but the grass was delivered.Maybe calling in an air strike would help. The crater left in their back yard by one of those precisely targeted 1000 lb. bombs like we were shown being used over and over during the Gulf War should be adequate to trap and contain surface runoff on their side of the fence.
If you've been paying income taxes for years don't worry about the cost, you're entitled.
Actually I was satirizing the lack of response the first poster was already starting to get from builder etc. and the general nature of this problem, how frustrated they might have been becoming. A 1000 lb. bomb would certainly get everyone's attention. So gratifying, too.
A neighbor behind us also has a mostly hidden pipe that empties onto our lot right at the fenceline. I haven't done anything about it, only noticed it during an extra rainy spell when it was gurgling loudly. Probably doesn't do much the rest of the time, might even be watering one of my trees.
Wondering if Daisy10 found a solution to the problem...
I know this is very late, however I had the exact same problem with a new home in a development where my builder didn't own the lot behind us that was spilling water into our yard. We ended up solving the problem ourselves by creating a 2 foot wide trench (about 1' - 1 1/2' deep) along the perimter of the fence and filling it with stones (fist size). This now acts as a spillway for the water run off and directs the water where we dont mind it going.
Hope that helps.
I think the earlier suggestion of putting in a bog garden is an absolutely superior idea and would probably require the least physical labor and financial investment of any of the possible solutions. As much as you've received some really fantastic advice other than landscape design, lawsuits between neighbors never make for long term peace in the neighborhood, regardless of the fact that its the builder and not the neighbor who screwed up, IMO.
Planting a weeping willow will take a decade or more of growth before it visibly improves the wet condition allowing healthy turf to grow in the area. One of our other neighbors tried this and after 9 years still can't grow grass because of the multiple floodings per year.
When we moved into our house six years ago we immediately noticed we had the same problem, only in reverse. The yard that got all our run off water several feet deep multiple times each year also has about six other yards that drain into it and, I think because the flood-yard is by far and away the largest, all the other neighbors basic attitude is 'so sad, too bad, MY yard's fine!' The flooding got so bad sometimes that their yard overflowed and flooded back into half of our back yard. So, we built a very large mound, about 4 feet tall (probably 200 wheelbarrows full) along that side of our fence out of very heavy rocky clay soil which had been recently dug out for the foundation of a new home. (The contractor laughed at me when I explained to him why I wanted the fill dirt for free - he said if I could move it I could have it :D) There is a steep slope at the back of the mound which goes down to soil level right at the fence (which is chain link, fortunately) and the slope is much more gradual in the front, where the water is coming from, which is how we avoid the washing-out issue. The VERY best part is that I've been able to install the most beautiful perennial garden on this crescent shaped mound that gave me over three times the planting area than I would have had if the soil had remained flat and sloping away from our house, flooding several times a year. We now retain all of our own ground water, have no need to water the grass between the house and the garden mound, have no apparent flooding in our yard ever and we eliminated the flood on his side of the fence in the same shape but twice as wide as our berm. No, there were no complaints, offers of assistance or thanks by the owners of the yard we helped, even though we discussed the problem with them and volunteered to do similar berms for them on the other sides of their yard (they refused) but WE sleep well at night knowing we 'did the right thing'.
In my old neighborhood, the water drained two ways: on each lot from back to front through the side yards, and as the area was slightly hilly, downhill through everyone's backyard from left to right.
Or at least once upon a time on paper.
After the gas company and cable and phone and water companies screwed up the grading in everybody's side yard, it only drained from left to right across everyone's backyard---and did so so efficiently that we didn't notice until the woman at the bottom of the hill built a raised garden along the entire fence on the left side of her back yard.
Um hmm...
PLEASE don't build a barrier along your fence to keep the water out--this will flood all your neighbors!
I did fix the problem--mine was third from the bottom of the hill--by regrading my side yards and forcing all the water from the entire street down my side yards (along hardscape paths--no erosion) to the street.
But not before my nextdoor neighbor downhill lost her AC unit to high water. We won't discuss her deck, her siding, or her garden...
I'm going to suggest that you find a way to channel the water THROUGH your yard quickly and with a minimum of fuss.


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We interviewed Hai Cao, M.D., a local pediatrician, to find out what qualities families should look for in a pediatrician, what to ask during a pediatrician meet-and-greet, and why his practice offers sick and well waiting rooms.
What should I look for in a pediatrician when choosing one for my family? What makes him or her a good fit for my family?
Your pediatrician becomes a member of your extended family in some sense. We don't only take care of the babies—it's important to take care of the whole family unit and how the baby affects the family unit. So its really important that parents feel like they can trust the advice their pediatrician gives and feel like they're not being judged by how they feel and what they're bringing to the table.
Comfort should also be a big part of choosing a pediatrician. How comfortable are you when you come visit this doctor? Are you going to be able to remember the answers he gives you? You also want a pediatrician who you feel is personable. It's just like any other relationship—some people you like, some people you don't like. So if it's not an amenable situation, I think it is important to try an alternative.
I wouldn't go into a meet-and-greet with a pediatrician and pretend that you're interviewing somebody for a job. Doctors have sat through many interviews before and it's a little bit disconcerting. You can do the research online to get a feel for the doctor and how he or she approaches medicine and how he or she approaches kids.
The most important thing is how do you feel when you leave a practice after a meet-and-greet. Do you feel like your questions were answered? Did you feel like you learned anything from the conversation? Did you feel at ease and comfortable in the office and while talking to the staff? That's what you want to take out of a meet-and-greet.
Are there any questions you wish parents would ask you during an interview?
This is more of a New York thing, but sometimes—and most people don't talk about this—having a baby can feel alienating or isolating, even if you live in a family-oriented neighborhood. So I always ask potential patients where their families are, how available their family is, and what kind of support system they have. Their family and the help they can provide is important. I love when people ask me questions like this, not just questions that are on those pre-made lists of questions to ask from an online blog.
Your office has a sick and a well waiting room. Why do you feel it is important to offer both?
The research does not actually support the necessity of having a sick waiting area, but it's really about feeling comfortable and making the journey as smooth as possible. So we offer the option for sick patients to sit in a separate space, so that if you're bringing in a baby for a well visit, they won't be sitting next to a kid that could potentially get them sick while you're trying to keep your child healthy.
Hai Cao, M.D., received his medical degree from Indiana University and completed his pediatric residency at New York Methodist Hospital/NewYork-Presbyterian Cornell. He currently practices at South Slope Pediatrics in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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- Hi there,
<< "The Etruscan" by the Finnish author Waltari. It's heavily out of print.
Also, I read it recently and have to say that this is the weirdest book I
have read in a long time! >>
Never thought I'd ever see Waltari mentioned. Has anyone read his book 'The
Roman'? Set in 1st century AD. Interesting if a little farfetched.
Though not my area of interest I'd go with Livy.
Keep up the good work
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Good news on combining groups. I will be back with the discussion group when
it next meets, I hope, and look forward to hearing familiar voices (reading
familiar names?).
My vote is for Livy, but I will go along with the crowd.
Another good paperback reference on the Etruscans, also out of print I
believe, is "The Etruscans in the Ancient World" by Von Vacano (Indiana
University Press, LC number 60-16881). Reprinted at least once by St.
Martin's Press.
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