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Guilderland, NY

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The Town of Guilderland is in Albany County, about 13.5 km from central Schenectady. The Normans Kill is dammed there to form the Watervliet Reservoir, and a dam-safety record shows its emergency plan activated in the August 2011 high water. Schenectady Water Damage Restoration takes calls for the town at any hour.

The Normans Kill is dammed in the Town of Guilderland to form the Watervliet Reservoir, a drinking water source for the City of Watervliet and the town. A dam-safety record for the Normanskill, NY00088-1312, says its emergency action plan was activated on 28 August 2011 for high water, with Hurricane Irene named.

A television station's photo caption records that Tawasentha Park in Guilderland flooded on 28 August 2011. That is a park-level record, and it says nothing about a particular house, so the page does not extend it to one.

The reservoir, the dam-safety record and the park flood are the town's three local facts. The page uses them as facts and does not join them to a house.

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Guilderland, NY
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12084
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    What did the reservoir's emergency plan mean in 2011?

    The dam-safety record says the emergency action plan was activated on 28 August 2011 for high water from Irene. An emergency plan is a warning and response process for the structure, and it does not mean a house was flooded.

    The owner of a house downstream of a dam needs the same question answered as anywhere: where the water came from and whether it is still moving.

    What was Tawasentha Park's flood?

    A photo caption from a regional television news outlet records Tawasentha Park in Guilderland flooded on 28 August 2011. A park flood is a public record of the water's reach on that day.

    The crew does not treat the park record as a house record, and it reads each house separately.

    Which office handles a permit in the town?

    The Town of Guilderland is a separate municipality from the city of Schenectady, in Albany County. Permit questions go to the town office, and the county line does not change the water work.

    The crew confirms the address before it sends a team, so the owner knows which office applies.

    What does a claim here need?

    Dated photographs, readings, the removal list and the invoices. A flood from a reservoir or a park is often handled under a separate flood policy or endorsement, and the insurer decides under the policy.

    A complaint about an insurer goes to the New York State Department of Financial Services.

    What does a reservoir's high-water plan mean for a house downstream?

    It means the structure has a plan for high water. It does not mean a house was flooded, and a crew reads each house on its own readings.

    Where a house sits close to the reservoir's outflow or the river below it, the crew checks the cellar for seepage from the bank as well as the water from above.

    What should a Guilderland owner photograph after a high-water event?

    The water line on the house, the yard, the path the water took across the grade and the cellar wall nearest the water. Those photographs show whether the water came from the river side, the road side or the reservoir side.

    Date each photograph and note the time of the first sighting. The record is the owner's and the insurer's to keep.

    What does a Guilderland owner keep after a high-water event?

    The high-water line photographs, the readings, the removal list and a note of the day's weather as the owner recorded it.

    The park or reservoir records are public and are not the house's record. Keep the house record separate.

    What does a Guilderland owner ask the crew on the first visit?

    Which wall the water came through, whether the cellar was reached from the yard or from the reservoir side, and what the readings show at the first and last points.

    The answers go in the first scope, so the owner has a written account.

    Skip the guesswork. Call for a straight answer.

    Tell us what's happening and we'll tell you honestly whether it's a quick fix, and what service in Guilderland should cost.

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    Where we work in Guilderland

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    • Town of Guilderland
    • Normanskill and Watervliet Reservoir
    • Tawasentha Park area
    • Albany County

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    • the Watervliet Reservoir
    • Tawasentha Park
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    What is the Watervliet Reservoir?

    A reservoir formed by damming the Normans Kill, a drinking water source for the City of Watervliet and the Town of Guilderland.

    Did the 2011 flood reach Guilderland?

    A dam-safety record says the reservoir's emergency plan was activated on 28 August 2011, and a television photo caption says Tawasentha Park flooded that day.

    Does a reservoir record mean my house flooded?

    No. The emergency plan is for the structure. Your house is read on its own.

    Who issues a permit in Guilderland?

    The town office, since the town is in Albany County.

    Who decides the claim?

    Your insurer, under the policy.

    Does a reservoir plan mean my house is at risk?

    Not by itself. The crew's readings decide what happened to a particular house.

    Do public flood records prove my loss?

    They describe the event. The house record shows the loss.

    Does the crew give an opinion on the source?

    It gives its reading of the source with the evidence, and says what it could not confirm.

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