closed #202713
Street Trees
2809 E Winston ST
- Case Date:
- 5/15/2025
The ‘mother tree’ of Bradford Pears is at the end of Thatcher Court near our driveway. Can the city remove this highly invasive tree that is located in the right of way?
The ‘mother tree’ of Bradford Pears is at the end of Thatcher Court near our driveway. Can the city remove this highly invasive tree that is located in the right of way?
Regarding Cascades Golf Course: Spraying herbicides on a windy day like today is irresponsible, a threat to public health, and a waste of chemicals.
Please remove these two dead trees in the neighborhood The Stands, it's near Oakmont Dr. and Rolling Oak Dr. intersection, and please also treat the other three trees on the site with disease.Thanks!
We were at Upper Cascades Park with our daughter, and we saw a syringe on the playground.
There a syringe on the playground at upper cascade park
we are playing at Winslow Sports Park Tennis court (Down side court). There is a craking sound from backside big tree. I am little bit concerned about whether that tree might be fall down some time, and it might be broken to Tennis court fence or any citizen who are playing tennis in future. Could you check that tree's craking sound? Thanks
If you can see the screenshot, you will see three images, one of a tree dedication plaque with a tree misidentified as an Ohio Buckeye. Another image of the tree and a third from Wikipedia about the tree itself actually is. If it is possible to correct that somehow, please think about doing that. Thanks!
A few downed trees across the trail throughout the park and metal debris from the tornado
A few downed trees across the trail throughout the park and metal debris from the tornado
In the photo you can see the path across the feeder to Sheridan Creek, a bit east of the basketball courts. THANK YOU for clearing away the fallen top half of a tree that has been blocking the path for month. (There still needs to be a more permanent solution to crossing the feeder. For another day! But i still urge you to consider a little bridge---the only solution that hasn't been tried in the almost 20 years I have been crossing there)