The tree at Site ID: 28394 has been taken over by ivy and is dying. Several large limbs have fallen and pose a danger to pedestrians and vehicles. The latest limb to fall was quite large and fell only a few feet from a car parked on the street. I've moved the limb out of the road and to the side of my driveway but I believe this tree needs to come down to prevent future damage or injury.
low-hanging tree branch (broken?), buses have been hitting it; may not be much of a problem as a few days ago.
The trees, shrubs, and vines on this corner obstruct the view of traffic. A vehicle headed north on Lexington is blocked from seeing a vehicle traveling east on Longview, and vice versa. This is a second request for assistance.
The pine trees along W Parrish Rd have branches that have grown into the driving lane.
In the fall we had a Bradford Pear tree removed from the easement in front of our house as it was falling apart. They left a lot of mulch in the area, and we were told a tree would get planted there. To date, no tree or reseeding has been placed. Looking for further instruction to what we need to or can do as far as replanting.
Three oak trees have big dead limbs that are a danger to walkers. One limb fell down today at the corner of Olcott Blvd and E. Brigs Bend. Are these trees scheduled to be trimmed soon? Please get back to me. Thank you
There is a pile of debris sitting along the edge of the road. This is on the east side of Manor Road, where Manor runs between Southdowns and Sheridan as it crosses over the creek. This looks like debris that came from the creek, maybe during a high water time. It just needs to be removed and cleaned up.
A small tree in the median along the creek has fallen over. This is on Southdowns just west of Hawthorne.
During the spring, leaves never fully developed, then shriveled and died. I'm not sure if the tree is dead. Today I've seen a woodpecker stripping bark. It's a very nice tree, and I'm hoping it can be saved. Thank you.
A tree of about 8 inches DBH and located about a foot from the curb on S. Highland Ave. has a lot of poison ivy on it. The poison ivy extends about 2 feet over the street, so is a danger to pedestrians and cyclists (there is no sidewalk on either side of this block of Highland). Furthermore, the ivy has several large clusters of green, immature seeds (see both photos). It is therefore imperative that all of this ivy be removed or killed soon, before the seeds mature and are spread by birds. The tree and poison ivy are located across the street (Highland) from a bright blue house (this is at the corner at E. Wylie and Highland). Thanks for taking care of this. Jeff Palmer