City of Alameda PLUS

Bay Farm path around Mount Trashmore is overgrown and narrow: bike-ped-dog conflicts increasing and no room for safe two-way traffic. Please trim and cut back the overgrowth asap.

Benches unsafe Need repair This is one of several along the path from the ferry terminal to the McGuire Hester building

This brand new area is not being maintained The city has a habit of requiring nice landscaping and then not ensuring that it be maintained Anyway, it look hideous right now

I’ve asked about this area before. Thought there was a schedule for weed removal and it would be Memorial Day wknd. Wrong. The path is so choked with weeds in certain parts that there’s only one person either way to pass through. I’ve had to wait until people pass by before continuing. Also, the rodent type squirrels get frightened and decide to run across the path to hide in the weeds. I now, ride very slowly since I’ve seen at least 2 of these squirrels dead. (probably hit by someone riding fast on the path). I want to try to avoid hitting these critters but I also don’t want to fly over my handle bars in doing so. Please cut the weeds, it’s also a fire danger. TY

Broken sprinkler by KFC spilling water on the sidewalk

The vegetation along the bike path between the Bay Farm bridge and the model air plane field is too overgrown and is causing a visual obstruction for other passing cyclist.

all these corner cement bushes in town need maintenance They are overgrown and block views of storefronts and crosswalks. These particular photos are on Santa Clara & Webster. thank you.

Bay trail starting at light pole #14607 west of harbor bay parkway, nd heading for 600 feet north needs weeds and dirt mitigation Excessive dirt has covered large amounts of the asphalt and will cause tripping hazard and impeded wheelchair and stroller access

Irrigation head needs repair. Tillman Park between Gazebo and office.

Water has been flowing from this spot for at least a week now. Flooding the area next to the sidewalk, not the sidewalk itself. It is flowing at a steady stream which is incredibly wasteful.