During last nights storm, part of a large walnut tree cracked and fell, partly the street. Neighbors used a chain saw to clear their driveway for access, but debris is still on the road and blocking storm drainage/run off areas. Also, two dead trees nearby are at an angle and look like they may fall in the next storm. Street light and fire hydrant are located in the small area as well.
There is a fallen branch on the sidewalk and treelawn (city easement) in front of my home. It fell from a city tree across the street. Presumably, someone moved it out of the roadway onto my easement. It is not thick, but is large and unwieldy. I do not have a photo I can submit.
this empty lot or parking lot is a dumping ground for some reason,there was a dumpster there before and i picked up trash and put it in there, now theres no dumpster and trash, and bags of trash are just laying there. needs attention. thx always just tring to help keep our city cleaner.
debris in college mall/e moores intersection, near the northeast pedestrian island.
here again, they mowed this round about and left alot of grass and debris there. the whole area is covered with grass, the road the concrete, the walks. the should have blown that off and cleaned it up. its a real mess. i hope you can understand this is important to take care of, trying to keep our city clean.hope you understand thx
Low hanging broken tree limb in alley
The crush walk ramps and intersection at College Mall Road and Covenanter Drive is filled with dry, gravel, and debris.
Shattered Glass in turn Lane
A city tree from Acuff Road has fallen and is encroaching the sidewalk in the rear of 1158 Sugarberry Court.
I am a storm drain volunteer for the Utility Department for Sussex Drive and Queensway from High St to Montclair and have been tracking broken asphalt pavement that might enter or block the storm drains and storm sewers by collecting broken pavement. I have collected a second load of broken pavement that is on the east/mail box side of my driveway at 2305 Sussex Dr. The pile weighs about 134 ponds could a City Street crew pick up the pile for recycling and reuse?