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There are trees growing sideways out of the entire length of the supporting stone wall of Reservoir #3 along Central Ave. The trees are growing out through the spaces between the stones, into the direction of the sidewalk area, and the pressure of this growth is starting to dislodge stones from the wall. In many places along the wall, the stones are being pushed out. It is only a matter of time before these large stones start falling out of the wall, creating a dangerous situation for pedestrians while also destabilizing the wall itself. Currently, some of the protruding branches are long enough that pedestrians have to duck and dodge them while using the sidewalk. Please send a team of workers to remove the limbs that are growing from the wall, and reset/repair the stones that have been displaced.

A constituent reported a tree blocking stop sign visibility at this intersection.

This branch is consistently hitting my window and I’m afraid it will break the window during a rain storm.

The tree as a whole seems healthy, but does have some very unhealthy looking branches.

There is currently construction on the far end of the block, so parking and work shouldn’t be much issue if this work is done promptly.

Tree branch leaning on power lines. Called PSE&G who said only the city can prune public trees.

Pedestrian signal at 14th St & Washington Blvd Southwest corner: Tree branch blocks the signal - needs trimming.

This tree and the couple of trees right after it need to be trimmed. You have to bed over to walk under the branches when you walk by.

Hello,

I hope you’re doing well. I would like to request tree pruning on Marvin Boulevard on the side closest to the Waterfront. As a taller person, I’ve noticed that some of the trees are hanging a bit low for comfort when walking by. The areas where pruning would be helpful are:

- Marvin Boulevard between Montgomery Street and York Street on the side closest to the waterfront

- Marvin Boulevard between York Street and Grand Street on the side closest to the waterfront.

Thanks!

This is a corner property and the tree is on the Manhattan Avenue side of the property. The resident sees bees inside of the tree and she thinks the tree is hollow. The tree is leaning towards the street and she would like to have it inspected to insure that it is safe.

Tree needs pruning to avoid pedestrian contact.

Please trim the trees along Dudley Street back from the building at 149 Essex St. They hit and scratch the building creating potential damage. They constantly touch the building as well.