I live on the 3100 block of Abell and just *today* got a flyer in my mailbox
reminding me that some kind of sewer work is happening *tomorrow* (there had
been no previous information on this subject), and urging us to avoid the
possibility of flows backing up into your properpty, please limit
Josh, a trap in a drain is the U-shaped piece, usually found underneath a
sink or built into a toilet, where water is trapped to prevent odors from
travelling back up the pipes and into the house. They also trap anything
dropped into the drain, like jewelry or the like, so that they are easily
