This is the third time I have submitted a concern about the dead tree limbs on our street. I have never had an issue with someone responding before so I’m not sure if there’s a problem with the system not being processed. Please advise. Vertessa
Whoever is mowing the B-line up north of 7th St needs to slow down! Traveling and maneuvering way too quickly for a trail.
Please Mow Softball Field at Rev. Ernst D. Butler Park (812 W. 9th St.) Thank You!
We have a pine tree that is turning brown. It looks to me like it is dying. It is located between the street and the sidewalk. The tree is located in front of 2621 S Southern Pines Court. I do not know if this is the property owner's responsibility or the cities. If this is not the proper venue to raise this concern, please let me know. Thank you.
Tree hanging too low over sidewalk
Trees and plants encroaching on sidewalk, on both sides of the railroad bridge
Trees and plants encroaching too far into sidewalk. Submission address is not quite correct, I don't think it is 408's property, but it is right next to it towards the railroad.
One court's net post is leaning so far over, the net is almost unusable. Thank you!
I apologize in advance if I have already submitted this report. I could not find it in my email. My husband is in cancer treatment, so our lives are turned upside down at the moment. The tree line on our street has many branches above the road and sidewalk that are dead and it looks like maybe diseased. One large branch has already fallen we have taken care of it. Our sidewalks are used every day by parents with her children, neighbors walking their dogs and elderly getting their exercise or on their way to the YMCA students on their way to school. So I hope that someone can come and take care of the branches before the weather changes and someone’s injured or there’s property damage Thank you , Vertessa
A winding asphalt path runs through the middle of Bryan Park between Woodlawn and Henderson. Originally it was cinder-paved and used primarily by recreational pedestrians and runners. It now serves cyclists, as a connector between the bike-pedestrian lanes on Sheridan and Southdowns on the east and the Allen Street Greenway on the west. I believe it is state law that cyclists yield to pedestrians but on this path many cyclists don't warn pedestrians when they are overtaking nor do they slow down when pedestrians are present. Because of the path's curvy nature; defensive cycling really requires slower speed. Please post notices at the Woidlawn and Henderson ends of the path, alerting cyclists to slow down and be aware of the blind curves.