One of the city trees on Michaelis Blvd beside my house has been hit by a car and is leaning on my fence. It should be removed (and hopefully replaced).

Extremely icy on the corner of 83 ave and Mission Heights drive - southbound. Someone is either going to hit the fire hydrant or end up wrapped around the tree on the other corner.

makeshift tents and bedding in the trees at the conor of the ally straight west of 95 st and 102 ave the last photo is of someone sleeping under the blanket by fence at rotary house the men from the first 3 photos just sit by day care area when the hospital security check the trees in the alley need this area cleaned up and the squatters told not to live threr anymore dont know what they will do not safe for people who live here do you want them in your neighborhood we dont

On the 23 Jan, 2013 at approximately 17:00 Hrs., a Police pursuit and subsequent motor vehicle accident occurred at the 'T' intersection of Crystal Lake Drive and Lakeland Drive. Yet again, another vehicle has left the roadway, crashing into and over a boulevard tree, a couple of concrete 'no posts', and several wooden posts that boarder the green belt and catchment pond along the north side of Lakeland Drive. The tree and wooden barrier posts have been snapped off at their base rendering them useless in terms of keeping vehicle traffic from wandering onto the park land, a problem us in the neighbourhood have been forced to endure every summer due to similar accidents and the City's failure to promptly replace these posts and trees. Incredibly, yesterday's vehicle was towed away with the mess simply left strewn about like a rural garbage dump! Might the City arrange to immediately clean up the debris and ensure the barriers and tree are replaced in a timely manner? For the record, this is the 4th such incident at or near this location and us in the neighbourhood are still awaiting the repair and subsequent re-planting of broken trees along this boulevard. In fact, several years worth of waiting!! It's pure folly to suggest the exaggerated time frame for repairs is 'normal', so might our neighbourhood receive some much needed attention this spring? Thank you.

Four of the Elm trees in the park appear to be in serious distress.

foliage from the trees is obscuring the stop sign until one is very close to the intersection

The back alley of 94th Avenue is overgrown and scrapes along your car when driving through it. There is also tall tress with browkn branches that look dangerous. Can someone please go in there and clean it up and make the neighbors aware of the broken bracnhes? Thank you.

drinking doing drugs east side of rotary house not safe to let grandkids walk that way anymore to go downtown granddaughter has been acosted and told to have drink and drugs with them she has been followed on more then one occasion and has had to run home also passed out people in the long grass and under trees in the ally ways in this area we pay taxes here and feel that more should be done to protect the citizens of the hillside hillcrest areas also new fence there covered in graffiti

Low trees/bushes in South40 (between Shoppers' and Original Joe's) make it hard for drivers to see in parking lot.

A motor vehicle accident occurred in January of this year where a north bound vehicle failed to stop, smashing through the boulevard barriers skirting the small pond & greenbelt area on north side of Lakeland Dr. at the intersection of Crystal Lake Dr. A large boulevard tree was broken off at it's base in the process. The mishap has been reported on two seperate occassions, once in the spring and again in late August. Unfortunately, nothing has yet to be repaired. Sadly, the damage has allowed unfettered vehicle access to the green belt, with persons actually driving across unfenced backyard lawns within the neighbourhood. At the time, it was also reported that on two other unrelated occassions, persons have driven over and broken off two more large trees along this same section of boulevard, only few meters to the east of the A/N intersection. Seven (7) months and counting while awaiting repairs seems to be a bit of a stretch. Is anyone listening and if so, when might the repairs be expected? Thanks.

Large limb on tree is ready to fall on walking path (6"-8" diameter) Limb was damaged in windstorm a couple of years ago. first tree south of 88 avenue along resources road.

large poplar tree over haning onto street