Pinellas County - proper PLUS

south boat ramp asphalt getting Severely worse. Causing boats to bottom out

Fire extinguisher box broken and falling off the pilot. I secured it with some wire ties for the moment although it probably won’t work and end up in the water if I had a key to it, I could fix it, but I don’t maybe something we could talk about in the future as I try and maintain the area. My name is Daryl Dykens, 727-639-1011

Multiple cleats broken at the ramp. Along with a significant amount of bird droppings

Broken cleats on the docks

needs to be ramped and also needs a sea wall at the water before decks were built . There was also wooden decks built in the back and side that weren't permitted... per waterfront property is only supposed to have a deck 10 percent of total frontage. and is way more . there is dirt piled up on sides of fences around premise.

Derelict vessel STILL obstructing the boat ramp for over 3 weeks If this issue is a SPPD issue and the owner has been notified and had their 21 days to remove the vessel, where are the charges against the owner and when will the City remove this vessel from obstructing one out of two of our boat ramps?

Illegal parking by a vehicle with no trailer. Taking up spots that voters need.

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Huge pot hole at boat launch

Alley (between 35th Ave N and 34th Ave N is blocked (city's repairing sewer lines). Trash cans were swapped for smaller rolling cans and left on 35th AVE N. (between 4th street and 5th street).
These are overflowing as they haven't yet been emptied (been a week or more) - please send a sanitation truck to empty our trash cans. Thank you.

A boat owner has parked their boat trailer on the street at the intersection of fifth Street and 32nd Ave., North. This boat trailer with the boat removed as well as the boat on the trailer have been parked in the same spot for 4 to 5 weeks. I believe it’s a hazard for people turning east onto 32nd Ave. north because the trailer is hard to see at night and it’s parked very close to the intersection. I think the boat owner should be asked to park the trailer in his yard or behind his house, where there seems to be ample room.