Case Date:

9/20/2024

Tree of Heaven is an invasive species and I found one for the first time this summer growing up in my back yard (Lakewood Ct). My back yard backs up onto Dunn St and I realized it mostly likely spread from a few that are growing quite large just across Dunn Street in Griffy nature preserve. I would appreciate if the city could take the necessary measures to remove/kill the plants that are across from my yard so they don't spread any further into the woods in my yard or other houses in Blue Ridge neighborhood. Thank you

Case Date:

9/20/2024

There neddle at Seminary Square Kroger Northwest corner next to bike racks.

Case Date:

9/20/2024

There's tree on the easement property growing at a 45 degree angle on the NE corner of my property. Part of that tree is hanging over power lines and my fence. I'm concerned it'll fall on my fence.

Case Date:

9/21/2024

The Clear Creek Trail near the bridge construction at Gordon/Fullerton was covered in mud at the detour of the trail. I was heading from That Road toward Rockport and had to turn around due to all of the mud covering the trail. That was Saturday 9/21/2024 at 9am.

Case Date:

9/21/2024

Tree fell in RCA park behind the tennis courts. It knocked down a branch but the branch is hanging on by some bark. It is hanging over the trail.

Case Date:

9/21/2024

Large 30 foot branch dangeling from a tree into the road. Safety hazard. Actually severel branches damaged from the wind storm need to be removed please. Thank you.

Case Date:

9/23/2024

Tree fell in RCA park behind the tennis courts. It knocked down a branch but the branch is hanging on by some bark. It is hanging over the trail.

Case Date:

9/23/2024

a large branch of a street tree was dislodged during the storm last week and is hanging partially blocking the street at intersection of E Winslow Farm Dr and Hickory Stick.

Case Date:

9/23/2024

Young tree in ROW between road and sidewalk obstructing sidewalk use. Just needs a pruning of lower branches.

Case Date:

9/23/2024

I don’t remember what the initiative is called, but someone planted trees and the city stopped mowing a large swath of Butler Park a year or two ago. Predictably, invasive plant species immediately colonized the area once mowing ceased. I understand the sentiment of trying to re-naturalize a space, but it’s counterproductive if we’re just going to create another xenotope. If city staff don’t have the time to maintain the new space and control the invasive plants, then I recommend that mowing be resumed in the meantime.