The D.C. Department of the Environment is studying the District’s Palisades neighborhood to confirm what long-suffering, water-logged residents already know: The community’s storm sewer is utterly inadequate.
Along Sherier Place Northwest, at the bottom of steep hills between Macarthur Boulevard and Potomac Avenue, hundreds of residents face the threat of flooding virtually every time it storms.
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