Pinellas County PLUS

Badly diseased tree with many upper limbs that are broken and dead. This is a danger to fall and damage our house.

Tree down across the whole road

I have a dead palm (due to disease) in the county easement in front of my home that needs to be removed. My neighbor also had a diseased palm that you removed and recommended I contact you, as she did. Please contact me at 727-455-5706, or email me at: [email protected].
Thank you for help.

A Spanish pine tree broke a main branch off during Hurricane Milton and left the remaining tree hanging over Meadowbrook Dr and Lake Ave. There are 2 Two trees located in the 65 foot right of way on Lake ave and 1 or both need to be removed ASAP before it collapses on the main road and blocks traffic. I have pictures of the main branch that broke off previously during Hurricane Milton and can provide more information anytime.
Thank You
Drew Valk
4219 Lake Ave
Palm Harbor, Fl. 34684
Cell: 727-421-5263

Remove All Dead Landscaping from the Tierra Verde Bayway Median

Notes:
• The “Tree Issue” category was used, as there was no better selection available for use.
• Mapping shows a single point; however, the areas requiring attention run south from the intersection of Yacht Club Lane, to the intersection of South & West Shore Boulevards... in essence, the medians running the entire length of Tierra Verde.

Attached photo is but one example of dead plantings. There exist many hardwood shrubs, bromeliads, and groundcovers... all dead or dying, which require removal.

PLEASE NOTE: per the quote further below, from an FDOT official, Pinellas County IS responsible for this requested work... please do not close this ClickFix until the requested work has been completed. Thank you!
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Following was received via email, 1/2/25, from Michael J. Lenhart, P.E., FDOT - District 7:
“...Center median landscaping maintenance is still passed through Pinellas County, FDOT is performing the mowing.
I (Michael J. Lenhart, of FDOT) spoke to Gina (Gina Harvey, with Pinellas County) and she said the County is planning to remove dead vegetation along Pinellas Bayway SR 679 after they are caught up on hurricane debris removal.
County crews are finishing up hurricane debris removal through Sunday of this week, then will resume normal routine operations on Monday.
The County plans to remove the dead vegetation during their next routine maintenance cycle along the corridor (aka: the Bayway)...”
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The poor condition of the Bayway median, through Tierra Verde, has become a major topic with owners and residents of Tierra Verde. Yearly, literately millions of visitors to Fort DeSoto... a Pinellas County premiere attraction, traverse this roadway. Please keep this report open, so that citizens may know plans are underway to restore the median.

This is an unoccupied home, at 13050 110th Avenue, Largo 33774, the owner, Claudia Gunther passed away this past September, there are no known family members to contact regarding this situation.

There is a large oak tree in the front yard that has uprooted following Hurricane Milton, it threatens the home and anyone who might pass by in the yard.

Please advise who should be contacted regarding this important matter.

Thank you,
Paulette Carr
727-459-4029

Just limb that was partially in the road from the storm. I cut and stacked ready for pickup whenever.

Please come and pick up tree and foliage debris on the side of the street prior to hurricane Milton's arrival on late Wednesday

The homeowner came today to look at the house after Helene and prior to Milton. There have been two 80 foot pine trees on that property for more than 30 yrs. Today she decided to hire a tree company and have them cut down. I asked if they were going to remover the massive pile they said yes not very convincingly. As you can see from the picture there is one very large piece sticking up in the air. If this debris causes damage to the near houses this landlord should be held accountable. If you ask me this is a slap in the face to the PCSO and the truck drivers who have been hauling debris from the beaches for the last 48 hours to try and lessen the damage. One last thing they also covered up a storm drain. This street during Helene suffered damage to the inside of our homes from the storm surge.

Large tree limbs down across street, blocking access

Tree issue fallen on electrical line. Need someone who can handle electrical to remove tree.