Old clay drains are often collapsed.

@Tom Clay, you are welcome! 

I have 29 years USPS here and have lived here since 1975 within Duval and Clay County.

@Clay Lingg Thank you very much for that information!

If I had a choice of being on Municipal or well and septic, I will take well and septic any day, the Well is little maintenance and no bill and with exceptions, generally you may replace a pump and piping every 50 years or so unless lightning whacks the pump, still a pretty cheap fix,  septics, in WI require pumping and inspection every 3 years ($150-$300) and if maintained will last 20-50+ years and depending where you are and soil type replacement would be $2,500 to $20,000 I can get a 1000 gal (3 bedroom) system replaced up north in sand country for $2500, in clay its more as often you need a mound.

Jacksonville area unemployment rate falls to 3.2% But job growth in the region slows to 1%, lags the rest of Florida.Jacksonville’s unemployment rate edged lower in March but job growth continued to be slow, the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity reported Friday.The jobless rate in the Jacksonville metropolitan area (Duval, Baker, Clay, Nassau and St.

We have rentals in Duval and Clay County.

@Tim Herman  I had been replying on a Tablet previously so I learned something new already today.

The diagnosis was that water seeping through clay from the next-door neighbor's house, uphill, and from that hill in the back would build up pressure in the winter and push through the concrete, making the floors wet.The previous owners settled their lawsuit and built a french drain on the side of the house, where the hill was closest.

@Michael Clay Thank you.