There is a tree between the road and sidewalk to the east of our driveway with a large limb partially broken and hanging low towards the ground. It occurred during a recent storm. It needs to be cut to be removed and is too high for us to reach.
I can’t speak for all my neighbors , but the maple trees on Xavier Ct near my home appear to be diseased.. They are loosing bark and have some dead limbs.
A large limb from a street tree has fallen in the road. Neighbors have moved it far enough to drive around, but it's blocking one lane.
This tree cracked during the last storm on June 18th. The crack is about 3 feet long. This is posing a hazard to life and property. Please remove asap.
Hello - Following up to my prior report of an infestation to the city tree in front of our property at 724 S. Washington under uReport Case #202945, I received a message that Haskell Smith would come by to look at it, but the ticket was then closed so I've no way to further communicate with Haskell. I understand that Carpenter ants are opportunistic, but they can make things worse. I am still seeing lots of them around the base of the tree and the typical "saw dust" around the area to indicate some sort of boring insect infestation happening. Has anything been done to mitigate? I am hoping something can be done to save the tree before it gets out of control. I would contact an arborist, but since it is a city tree I assume it should be handled by the city.
The lower branches of the city oak tree in front of the property need to be trimmed. They extend into the street and obstruct vehicles.
The trees are completely blocking visibility of being able to pull off e burks drive onto walnut street Pike. I've almost been hit twice in the past month because you have to inch so far into traffic to see. I'm just concerned and wondering what can be done.
Large poison ivy vine growing on one of the city trees next to the drive into Henderson Crossing apartments.
The bug maple city tree in front of our house on S Washington (near the corner of Dodds) has a carpenter ant infestation at the base of the trunk. If treated immediately I think the tree can still be saved. Will the city do this? If not, may I do so? We don’t want to lose this beautiful tree.
On both corners of the T intersection of Hillside Drive and South Valley Forge Road, visibility is extremely poor and it is dangerous to try and pull off of valley forge onto Hillside going either east or west. If you are heading south on Valley forge and want to go east on Hillside, the bushes / brush / and trees block the view looking to your left; you have to pull out into the lane of travel to see left. The visibility looking right isn't much better but less of a concern because you aren't passing over an oncoming lane of travel.