Pinellas County PLUS

Currently, there are two trees that line the road that are dead along my property against the county Road and they are dropping large limbs and are going to kill somebody. There is currently a large limb dangling by the tree.

Fallen/damaged tree limbs and overgrown vegetation.
• Dead palm fronds creating potential fire hazards and harboring pests.
• Standing water or damp areas likely contributing to mosquito breeding.

On Centerwood Dr from Waterford Cir W to Forelock Rd, the trees need to be trimmed to 14' so buses don't have to drive in the opposite lane to avoid damage to the roof.

There are several trees that border my property, they are on Pinellas county unincorporated land next to my house that need to be trimmed. During the last storms that came through, multiple branches broke off and landed on my solar panels and roof. I'm very concerned that a larger storm will knock over these trees into my home or damage it if larger branches break off.

Tree is hanging to low over the street. also covers street signs.

The tree limbs down this stretch of road are hanging very low on the sidewalk.

Workers came out to mow the grass along the county easements last week. They did not mow the easements down East Gulf Street. Along with grass that is over a foot tall, we have a leaning tree that is being supported by cable lines. You can't see it because of the overgrown weeds and vines growing on the overgrown Schefflera plant. This area has become a great spot for small animals to hide and possibly coyotes. The overgrown Schefflera plant has intense roots that are now breaking the pipes for our sprinkler system. It would be appreciated if we could get someone to mow the area, take down the leaning tree (one bad hurricane and we will have an issue with a falling tree), and remove the Schefflera and vines.

Palm tree is dead from disease. You previously removed and ground the stump for another palm on our property in the same easement.

The growth around the trees to the south of 106 av makes it impossible to see oncoming traffic. To the north the hedgerow also makes it impossible. You must pull almost to Oakhurst road blocking the sidewalk in order to exit 106 av. Even then the northbound vehicles(usually speeding) are on you before you can exit 106 Av.

The trees are overgrown and large trucks are constantly hitting the branches.

Oak trees are really low down the street, hanging over my yard and driveway. Concerned branches may break in higher winds. I don’t want them to injure someone