This tree at the street has been dying for years and looks like its about to fall when it gets windy, we park cars near it as do neighbors and its big enough to even damage out house now. Can it be cut down finally?
The Madison Park HOA would like to request that this tree is removed. This is located in between the HOA property and the street, next the southwest building. This was previously requested on uReport case #204913, but the tree has not been removed. The tree is dead or dying. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me at [email protected] or (812) 287-8036. Thank you.
This tree has a lot of dead in its crown and it drops large limbs on the cars parked under it and on the intersection of the car park and Henderson.
Two trees about to fall on the power lines due to wind
Fallen branches on the street. Would you please also check the health of two Bradford pear trees, which are covered in lots of fungi? Thank you!
We had a large truck hit and break a limb off the tree to the right of our driveway. This happened once before and you guys came out and took care of it. This is not an emergency and I have moved the limb out of the street. Thanks! Andy
Tree was marked to be cut down almost a year ago. Half knocked down in the storm last night. Please, please come cut it down. Its been a year!
The two trees next to 2704 and 2702 have rot and limbs are breaking off. My neighbor was hit in the head by one of the falling limbs.
There's a street tree on the Southside of 1st Street just east of Henderson that is leaning. It might be pulling up out of the ground a little. Maybe worth checking on it before it becomes a hazard.
Trees/shrubs are overgrown and obscure visibility. If you're heading east on Dodds and waiting to cross Walnut, you have to pull forward until you're partially in the road in order to see if traffic is clear. This issue also exists at the intersection of Dodds & Washington (heading east) - you can't see if anyone is coming on that one-way road (or if anyone is about to cross the crosswalk) unless you pull all the way forward. This is especially dangerous because the stop sign itself is almost always obscured by a tree branch.