Quincy, MA PLUS

constructing a front yard garden using metal poles. I feel that growing these gardens in the front yards really brings down the value of the neighborhood.

Fenno Street since the intersection was changed is an extremely tough place to enter Hancock going South. I believe the island right there is maintained by Keohane's (?) and although the plantings are very beautiful, recently I am aware that they are adding to the difficulty of getting out on to Hancock. They have grown to the point that they prevent me from seeing the traffic traveling north on Hancock until I am actually hanging out into it. Just a suggestion!

Tree needs to be taken down outside 13 victory ave Quincy, most of it fell
Down in the last
Big storm , the Dpw needs to
Come back n finish the job

The last storm broke a branch, and when it decides to fall, it will block the street and damage any cars or people below it.
It is across the street from 291 & 287?, at the property line. In the Google pic, it has the 90° bend.

Tree is blocking Stop sign at corner of Blanchard Road and Faxon Lane. Cars are running Stop sign Thank you

This dead tree has living animals (2 raccoons) the branches are all hollowed out and in danger of taking down the power lines

An arborist was by yesterday and noted that a large tree on the edge of conservation land across from the driveway at 301 Holbrook Rd. is hollow and with the right (wrong storm) will fall. With hurricane season upon us I hope this can be addressed soon.

Called dpw twice last week and no one came to remove the branch.

This tree had been dead for over a year now

This large and very old tree hangs over my home, car, and many power lines. . Recently, a Large tree branch fell and shattered my windshield. If it had fallen a couple inches to the left, it would have damaged the car frame. Many neighbors have told me that this species of tree is not planted in residential areas anymore because the softness of the wood is prone to breaking.

One side of the city tree hits my house and windows at rest. Then, if it’s windy, it causes the tree to hit very hard against my house. The tree is also touching wires that lead from my house to the utility pole. Power lines bisect the tree and the trimming of the branches in the middle is causing it to grow crookedly towards my house. I have more pictures but this website is only allowing one upload. Please help, as soon as possible. I have filed multiple forms already and made phone calls to the city.