The wooden seat in the middle of the large dog park is dangerous due to slats that are not anchored down. Yesterday a dog jumped on one of smaller slats which came off and his paw and leg went into the opening. I have seen other instances where slats come off when jumped on by dogs or sat on by owners.This has been reported in the past. I fear it could become a liability issue.
Water not draining at skatepark
For Haskell - only the oaks within the large dog park area has this leaf curling burnt look to them.
Several coneflowers in the pots near the farmers market looked like they were infected with Asters Yellow. This can spread rapidly and the plants need to be removed.
Report #212111 was marked as resolved with comment that it was trimmed back, but it was still blocking sidewalk yesterday at 11pm July 8th
This sycamore tree that is on the right of way at the southwest corner of my property is showing signs of decay and falling limbs. It was hit by a car six years ago and the car caught fire and damaged a portion of it and I am concerned that it is dying and could pose a hazard to passenger vehicles or the house across the street from mine.
Next to the Bryan Park tennis courts is plot of grass where there used to be 4-6 Callery pear trees. Of course they had to be removed, but i hope there,are plans to replace them. Unfortunately the City also planted them along the B-Line, so i understand it will take a lot of money to replace them all. Thanks!
The back of my property faces Allen Street, between Adams Street and Larkspur Lane. There is a tree by Allen Street (on the other side of the sidewalk behind my property) that is leaning, and some branches are starting to touch the fence around my backyard. Is it possible to trim that tree?
During farmers market weekends, the B Line trail often gets blocked by people forming a line across the trail (red line drawn on photo), instead of sticking along parallel to direction of travel on the trail to the side (pink line drawn on photo). I would like to ask if the city could work with Le Petit Cafe to create a barrier with signage, perhaps out of traffic cones (white dots drawn on photo), on the weekends in order to facilitate a line forming in a way that keeps the B Line trail accessible.
Not an emergency, but tree limbs are hanging in the middle of the road. Cars can’t get through without having to dodge it. Thank you for your time.