Why does the city keep letting g psycho Joe Davis park his crap it street parking as storage and then moves it in front of neighbors house just down the steep so they can’t use the spot or driveway. He parks his hart of love and concrete mixer and turns it into his own patio or tailgate on the public parking space.
All over the city the street trees lower limbs need to be trimmed. Tall and even short people have to duck or push them out of the way. Some time even the beloved bicycle rides have to duck or swerve into traffic. Someone’s is going to get and eye taken out or worst.
There is an extremely low tree branch hanging over the road near the train tracks by 401 S Pete Ellis. It’s been there a couple days. I see trucks kept hitting the branch. It’s going be dangerous when it finally breaks or falls.
The outlet sharing a space with this tree has been knocked over. It now presents a tripping hazard and potentially(?) an electrical hazard. Please see that it is resecured.
The other side of Meadowbrook at Brownridge. Please send to u-report. The whole tree needs to be cut down.
Two partially downed branches are hanging over the street, low enough to hit passing cars. They pose a risk to parked cars of they fall.
Dead and/or dying trees in the green space between the sidewalk and the street. There may be others but these are the ones I’ve noticed. Thank you.
Street tree has broken limb. It's not in the street or blocking the sidewalk, but it's large and in the ROW and probably should be cut off because people walk by and mess with it.
I have a street tree in front of my house that appears to be very stressed, maybe dying. I would like to not lose this tree if possible. I have ask before and I have been given no details as to what the city has determined about this oak tree. My address is 1602 S. Renwick Blvd. I would really appreciate someone having some sense of responsibility to me as a taxpayer and at least tell me what you have figured out about this tree. Thank you
This is a follow up to our submission on June 3rd. Do you have any idea when we might hear something back. Thanks for your consideration. Vince Taylor [email protected]