City of Alameda PLUS

There is either a leak or a break in the water retaining barrier This is a lot of standing water with no recent rain

It is very difficult to see the ball field behind overgrown shrubs and low trees/branches The field looks neglected There is a lot of potential to make it beautiful and present Also more safe as it is hidden Please consider this request as it will have a huge impact and presence

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

Requesting that the city cleans up the weeds and garbage that flows over from Fernside. We requested street sweeping and were told that Market Steet is like a driveway and a street sweeper would not fit down there. Not true, the garbage truck, Fire truck, Ambulance, UPS Truck, Fed Ex Truck, etc. have no problem fitting down that street. Please find a way to get 981- 985 Market Street cleaned. Thank you!

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.

Evidently, this issue has been previously reported for this particular location but there's been no resolution. There are out of control weeds on BOTH sides of this public sidewalk which is heavily used by pedestrians. Please have someone cut these down and/or dig them up by the roots. Thank you.

Overgrown weeds

Please remove the overgrown weeds and trim bushes down

Overgrown and dried plants.

The landscaping between Wind Rivers Systems and the Estuary along the Bay Trail is leading to safety hazards. Weeds are growing around trash cans in several locations, weeds are growing through the black top causing a trip hazard, the 10' tall weeds which are not only blocking the view from the installed benches but creating a dangerous situation in which people can easily hid or live undetected - as at least one person has been doing recently.

BAY TRAIL severe overgrowth of blackberries , anise and other plants on the estuary shoreline ‘Wind River?’ property…now a dangerous path for womens’ and others safety who daily walk here etc!!