Yvette, this is still pending and not fixed - does the Fremont city plan on going the PGE way. We have a storm coming this week and the city seems to like handing off within departments and contractors vs actually doing things.
Please respond on how the city will close this - not make it somebody else's problem.

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This issue has been forwarded to our Tree Permit Department.

Thank you

The City Transportation Engineer conducted a sight distance analysis and found that there was adequate sight distance present for both the posted 25 MPH speed limit as well as for the 85th percentile speed of 38 MPH. A vehicle can pull out to 7’ past face of curb to stay within the parking lane and still leave a 15’ travel lane for the east bound vehicles on Palm Avenue. Please contact the Transportation Engineer if you have any additional concerns or comments. 510.494.4700

Yvette Thanks again for always taking action and responding
Yes we have been getting local gardeners to cut some leaves and branches ourselves given the lack of action plus the trees themselves have grown taller and now hitting the electric lines.
Please ask the engineer to contact me or visit the site in his own car during school drop off and pick up hours and take a right turn from Fontes Drive or left turn from Bedford Drive.
There are many additional safety and speed changes that happens as a city grows using legacy systems/spec to manage current scenario is inadequate.
Please check on solving both the issues a) taking turns safely throughout the day (not only when there is low traffic) b) Trees hitting electricity lines
Thanks again
Sohrab

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closing due to city inaction - and reluctance to work interactively with citizens