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  Acknowledged City of Oakland (Verified Official)

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  11/22/2018 · Flag Flagged
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  LWL (Registered User)

  After a long dry spell followed by significant rainfall like we had yesterday, storm drains deliver a lot trash that has been amassing in gutters for weeks in many neighborhoods. Volunteers have and will continue to scoop out such trash. I couldn't make out graffiti in the photo, but the stuff in the lake looks like the normal mixture of remnants of natural vegetation and litter from residential and business neighborhoods.

  11/22/2018 · Flag Flagged
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  Xg76 (Registered User)

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  11/22/2018 · Flag Flagged
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  Xg76 (Registered User)

  Thanks for all your hard work you guys put into to make our community better. I understand heavy rain washed stuff into the lake, but I remember I always see trashes in the water every time I walked by. You can’t see it, but there are a lot of human trashes in it, like beer cans, water bottles, food containers... I didn’t take photos of graffiti, but there are some on the concrete sidewalk and on the wall too. Just 15 minutes walk to Lake Chalet, I saw humans’ sh*t at two different places, and of course homeless’ trashes.

  11/22/2018 · Flag Flagged
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  Jim (Registered User)

  It has to be demoralizing for the gracious volunteers to clean-up then only to have several homeless encampments living at Lake Merritt to trash it again. The bottom line is that we need help from the City to have guts enough to enact some type of policy. If not, more encampments will come knowing that encampments are permissible.

  11/22/2018 · Flag Flagged
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  David Coleman (Registered User)

  I have a lot of adopted storm drains I keep the tops cleaned off and report when they need cleaning inside. PWD rarely comes out. I have one storm drain at 2000 MacArthur that has several dumpster spills from a cafe. Cooking oil, grease industrial cleaners. Nothing done by PWD. Yesterday day the cafe has a spill on the street and gutter and cleaned it up with either a degreaser or detergent Sausal creek looked like a bubble bath for hours.. Throw in all the leaking fluids from vehicles. All the crap from the RVs and street campers its a toxic soup. The good news I still have arboreal and slender salamanders in my yard that have survived the drought and toxic smoke from the fires.

  11/22/2018 · Flag Flagged

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