City of St. Petersburg PLUS

there's a live oak tree, about 12" diameter, directly in front of the residence, between the street and the sidewalk that is leaning quite heavily over the street. The large root on the house side of the tree has severely upheaved the sidewalk. If the root was pruned so sidewalk could be repaired, the tree would probably present a hazard of falling into the street, even with pruning to balance the canopy.
Thinking the tree needs to be removed.
Requesting tree removal and sidewalk repair.
Thank you.
Please let me know what you will do. My cell 727-224-1063
Mark Roether

After Hurricane Milton there are two "Widow Makers" hanging over the sidewalk and the street in front of 1214 - 11 Street North St. Pete. These are fairly large limbs which pose a severe safety hazard to my elderly father in law and anyone walking or driving in front of his house. If someone could please call Kathy (727-8043680) to confirm receipt of this message and follow up of a estimated work date for this safety hazard it would be greatly appreciated.

Downed and damaged trees in Bear Creek laying on retaining wall needs to be removed

Trees need trimmed, limbs removed
Sailboats cannot safely navigate the parking lot
Trees scratch boats & snag masts
Trim back to fence line
Trim out of drive ways

Tree is down across alley and blocking garbage and recycling trucks from picking up

Citizen called stated the tree fell during Milton and popped up and broke the sidewalk the tree is down but needs removed and sidewalk repaired

This is still an issue. The city closed the ticket stating that it had been done, but it has not. No one ever came out here. This is all on city property

As a concerned resident and supporter of our city's historical heritage, I am deeply troubled by the deteriorating condition of the brick street caused by a nearby tree. This degradation not only compromises the aesthetic appeal of the street but also poses safety hazards to pedestrians and vehicles.

The Augusta Block brick streets hold significant historical and cultural value for our community, as highlighted in the article "The Story Behind St. Pete's Augusta Block Brick Streets" published on I Love the 'Burg. The unique charm and character of these streets contribute to the identity and allure of our city.

Please remove the leaning palms that have salt water damage to the base/roots from Helene and have now been uprooted and about to fall over after Milton. All along the path on coffee pot blvd, starting at the snell bridge and going past 22nd, many of the palms look like this. They are going to fall on a car or a person and cause serious injury. Several have already snapped and have been removed. This is a major safety issues. Please remove ASAP.

Citizen stated in alley a tree fell in the storm - blocking alley and weekly
trash removal

There is a couple trees on the opposite side of my fence in the stormwater excess area that are leaning on my fence causing damage.