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  Malden, MA (Verified Official)

  Malden, MA assigned this issue to Christopher Webb (Director of Public Health)

  08/10/2021 · Flag Flagged
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  Christopher Webb (Director of Public Health) (Verified Official)

  Christopher Webb (Director of Public Health) assigned this issue to Department of Public Works

  08/16/2021 · Flag Flagged
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  Jenna Woods (Registered User)

  The city removed most of the trees and the second fence. The area between where the fences was is filled with trash and black swallow wort. The city needs to clean that area and treat that invasive weed. The trees had been cut at the fence line are still growing aggressively into our property and through the remaining fence. Please look to clean up and treat the weeds and remove the remainder of the trees.

  06/18/2022 · Flag Flagged
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  Jenna Woods (Registered User)

  This trees that were left are still sprouting and growing. They need to be removed from the stump. They are growing into the fence. And the roots are growing onto our property. I have gone out into the park multiple times to try to pull up the weeds that disrupt our property, but our brand new driveway will be affected by this. Please take care of the trees/fence and weeds here.

  06/02/2023 · Flag Flagged
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  Jenna Woods (Registered User)

  This fence, the trees growing in it, and the weeds remain an issue. As a resident living in the other side of the fence, I am doing my best to manage the issue to prevent damage to our driveway, though this is a park issue. These weeds/trees are invasive. They need to be dealt with. The fence (which is not in our property deed) is in bad shape and weakened by the trees/weeds. Please come look at, deal with the issues. A new fence and the removal of the trees would be helpful. It’s creating a safe place for rodents as well.

  07/18/2023 · Flag Flagged

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