There were (2) issues. One City of Richmond has cleaned up! Great Job..now be proactive with inspection of debris blocking flow of water in Bryan Park. Second, please remove the large tree your folks push over on the side of Bryan Park Avenue.

Second, please come back and remove the large tree your folks never saw after the storm knocked it down a few weeks ago and then, after my calling RPD...you actually did send an officer, who contacted someone from RVA to remove it. Unfortunately, they moved it onto the bank of Bryan Park Avenue on Richmond side and left it...along with very large and sharp debris in the turn around at 2314 Bryan Park Avenue.....P.S. Perhaps RVA should thank me for cleaning that up before someone lost a tire or had an accident because of pure laziness on RVA's part. And, yes I did call RVA City Govt....about all this, was told that I would be contacted and that the work order was started. RVA govt...I've lived in my home for 20 years. I'm no stranger to your inability to keep the lake clean and safe. And everyone seems worried about the 'milky' water suddenly seen in the lake....really now!?

Thank you for your communication with Richmond City Government online. The matter for the two areas that need the tree debris to be picked up has been submitted to our Solid Waste department. This request will be closed. Please refer to the new SCF #s 1770807 and 1770818, which are still open when inquiring. Follow ups can also be conducted by dialing Richmond Customer Care at 804-646-7000. Your concern about the clogged storm drains were forwarded to the Department of Public Utilities (CRS#20020981770 ) so that proper inspection, handling and scheduling can take place accordingly. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact them at 804-644-3000. We appreciate your communication and your assistance that helps us in “Building The Best Richmond” together.