On the bicycle path behind the house at 312 N. Overhill Drive, the vegetation is blocking a significant part of the path where it turns, which creates poor visibility and a collision hazard.
It appears a private (not city) tree crew has "topped" a few street trees along E. Tapps Turn. I know the city has taken down a few trees in the area due to disease, but this is entirely different. I realize it's too late to do anything for these particular trees now, but they've left the equipment on the street, suggesting they'll be back to do more butchering next week. Please ask someone check on this work before they do any further damage.
Small street tree in ROW snapped bear base in yesterday's storm.
I've noticed some Callery Pear growing up along the road on my back property line and would like them removed but they are touching some utility lines overhead. Not sure if they fall on city property or my own but need guidance to proceed.
Didn't finish about the ailanthus: It's in a residential are BUT I believe that that retention pond belongs to the City and therefore could be removed by the City
The last recent storm we had blew down a few limbs in the tree located in front of our house between the road and sidewalk. One of the limbs fell to the ground the other limbs are still hanging in the tree, they might fall onto the road or sidewalk (depending on which way they fall). The hanging limbs are a hazard and need to be taken out of the tree and cleaned up ASAP.
There are trees hanging into the road between 3214 and 3230 E Moore’s Pike causing for low to no visibility when leaving the driveway. This has caused for several close calls with having accidents
Large tree brands fell off of city tree and is blocking side walk. Too big to remove. Tree is looking like it's sick.
Trees are hanging in the road. This is from 3214- 3230 E Moore's Pike.
There is a tree between the road and sidewalk to the east of our driveway with a large limb partially broken and hanging low towards the ground. It occurred during a recent storm. It needs to be cut to be removed and is too high for us to reach.