Walnut exit from Blue Ridge neighborhood. Cars coming into town from the north traveling south are hidden by the brush when trying to turn left onto walnut from Blue Ridge Dr. This iOS very dangerous as this traffic is traveling quite fast. If we could get the brush/shrubs trimmed back so we can see further down the road this would be very helpful
Tall standing dead tree in right of way poses risk to fall in street.
Large dead limb hanging in tree above busy city sidewalk
Hello! There is a tree that I think is just off our property and on city property (but don't know for sure). It's adjacent to a power line pole and has a lot of branches that are entangled with the power line and with most of the service drops, which go to our house but also to both neighboring houses. I'm worried it might be too much to be safe, even just from the extra weight on the lines. Could you help us with this? Thanks!
This is a private tree but it is a huge Pin-oak and almost all dead on the top with huge dead limbs perilously broken off and part of it hangs over the street. Seems dangerous for people to drive or walk under.
Very large pin oak tree planted right next to the street is dead on at least half of it’s crown with dangerous branches broken and dangling over the street. Seems like a public hazard.
There is part of a tree down in front of 4104 N. Rosewood. It is hovering over the side walk and I'm afraid it's going to fall on someone. Thank you.
Part of a tree has fallen and is blocking 75% of the road
Need to trim tree in front of business. Blocking signage and entrance.
This summer the city installed speed cushions and bump-outs in Park Ridge East along Morningside Drive. Native trees and shrubs were planted as part of this greenway improvement project. We experienced what seems to have been vandalism last night—the dogwood tree that the city installed in the traffic bump-out in front of our house was snapped off. It doesn’t appear to be the type of damage a deer would have caused (photo attached) which would be the only other explanation. Will the city be replacing this tree?