Out walking yesterday and I was alarmed by the rapid decay of this very large Pin Oak tree. It is leaning toward the street. It is dead and looks like it could fall within the next few months. I believe it is a tree that falls under the responsibility of the city but my apologies if it is a private owner tree. Specific location is 1715 S. Wexley Road, front and south of property, very near road and very near fire hydrant.
One of the two very large trees bordering the street appears diseased and dying. It is dropping branches often. The tree is also right above a crucial storm drain and the debris is clogging the drain often.
low-hanging tree branch (broken?), buses have been hitting it; may not be much of a problem as a few days ago.
A large limb of a tree fell on the street. It is located in a city cul-de-sac. The tree is likely to be dead. Luckily there was no damage to cars and more importantly, no kids were outside as this occur during the storm last night. Could you please send someone to inspect the tree (and possibly other trees nearby) and also remove the debris currently on the road in the cul-de-sac? Thank you!
Scrub trees and vegetation alongside W Bloomfield Rd just north of W Allen St is so overgrown that it's very difficult and hazardous to see traffic coming from the right when turning onto Bloomfield Rd from Allen St. This is a dangerous intersection as it is without view being obstructed by the overgrown vegetation.
Oak trees on street in front of house hang over sidewalk so pedestrians have to duck. One tree was also hit by a truck this week and a branch is now hanging down and obstructing the street.
Dead tree in front of the house.
There is shrubbery completely blocking a "hill blocks view" sign. Please trim the tree by the sign to allow the warning sign to be visible for traffic cresting this hill.
Tree 48472 has poison ivy and creepers growing up it
Large Ash tree in tree plot needs lower limbs removed. Also the New Horizon Elm seems to have several dead upper branches. Since this tree is only 8 years old, I’m concerned it’s diseased or stressed. If you would take a look and let me know what you can do for it. Thank you!