Trees IYO

Looks to be a large Tree of Heaven at the back of the community garden covered in SLFs!

Trees super overgrown along sidewalks and entryway into park.

Lights that don't work not removed from tree

Three weeks ago a new tree was planted along the side of the HCCC building on Smith St(real address 870 Bergen Ave), in the back by the storeroom. No one has been back to water it since then and it's in desperate need of water. The contractors who planted the tree are supposed to water them once a week for a year but they haven't been back to water this one. Can we get it some water right away?

Tree has a large hole all the way through, that looks to be rotting, and continues to deteriorate. It has gotten 1 to 2 inches longer over the past year or so. the tree also leans out into street, forcing cars to park further from the curb, as seen in the attached photo. Not sure if this is a risk for collapse, so posting in the hopes that someone can assess. If this were to collapse, as ones in Hamilton Park have done, it would cause significant damage to any car parked there.

the entire East wall of Reservoir #3 needs to be cleaned up - overgrown weeds alongside the wall closer to South facing and in every tree bed. Please clean it up - lets make The Heights neater. Thank you

What's happening with this tree pit? It’s been like this for months and is a tripping hazard Also unsightly

These trees were recently planted and done improperly The soil is no right and they are never watered The leaves look like they are dying Franklin is severely lacking tree cover and these are vital Please address or have the developer, who is supposed to be handling this address it

The tree directly infront of our home has begun the lean. It's still quite young, so it should be able to straighten. We are hoping the city can come and stake/brace the tree and monitor.

A resident is requesting the trimming of the roots of this tree.

The resident states that there are two trees situated in front of this property, which are causing damage to the sidewalk and curb. Parking has become extremely difficult due to the trees encroaching over the curb, and the concrete walls surrounding them are deteriorating.