ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. — Parts of St. Augustine have been taking on water for days, leaving neighbors with flooded streets from the high tides.

The general sentiment among neighbors who talked with a First Coast News crew is that it really wouldn't be so bad if drivers didn't insist on plowing through it and pumping wakes up on their properties.

Florida lawmakers passed a "No Wake" law this year designed to give them a little help.

"Beautiful," said Susan Meyerson, who lives on Cordova Street near downtown St. Augustine. "I love St. Augustine."

Meyerson landed her little slice of paradise last year when she retired to her dream spot in St. Augustine.

However, the price of paradise on Cordova Street is flooding at some high tides.

"I knew this street flooded during hurricanes, but I

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