City of Alameda PLUS

The pedestrian and bike path that extends under and past the Bay Farm Island bridge and along Mt. Trashmore on the San Leandro bay side, has become so overgrown that it is not safe for pedestrians. I have almost been hit a number of times by bikes traveling in my same direction.
Could you PLEASE mow down the overgrowth so that the entire trail is usable?

The path along the San Leandro Bay at the north end of Bay Farm Island, east of the Harbor Bay Bridge and west of the end of Harbor Bay Pkwy, near the Model Airplane Field, is almost completely closed off by dry undergrowth. It is a hazard for pedestrians and cyclists and is a fire hazard as well. Please cut this back. Thank you.

Overgrown property on the city strip, dangerous, hazard, walking, hazard, fire, hazard owners no longer in the property owners never taken care of it. Believe it’s actually the city’s responsibility.

I reported this over a month ago. The area where the bus stop and bus bench has tall weeds growing through the sidewalk cracks. The owner of the adjacent house is NOT responsible for that area. I see him taking care of his own property very nicely. Why is it suddenly so difficult to get simple routine maintenance to happen on Bay Farm? It has never looked this bad in my entire life and I have lived there since half of it was only sand dunes and we dumped our trash at Mount Trashmore!

Vegetation encroaching on cross Alameda Trail, causing site line and clearance is issues.

Weeds so high it’s difficult to pass and garage dumbed on the side of the road

The bike path along the bay around Mt. Trashmore is completely overgrown on both sides making it impossible to pass another bike or pedestrian. A ground squirrel was so startled by me on my bike that it ran under my tire! It needs trimming on both sides of the path.

The trees from 3264 Calhoun Street are dropping leaves onto Market Street which is not cleaned by the City. Please have the property owners at 3264 Calhoun trim back the trees that are overhanging the fence and littering Market Street. The trees go from 3264 Calhoun Street all the way to 985 Market Street.

When is the city going to start clearing weeds and garbage and make Alameda beautiful again? I am on the bus going through the tube and the area is a disgrace. Dead weeds are 3 feet high and garbage everywhere.