Description
8 Overgrown trees on city property blocking right of way on 3rd ave S and 6th St S flanking each side of the townhomes on the north side of the street and directly across from and on the same side of the street as Daystar. Cars cannot utilize the parking spaces safely on the streets without their cars being damaged or scratched because the tree limbs hang down too low. Please trim these trees back. Plus, they are so low it is completely blocking the light and homeless have decided to camp out in front of and on the side of these townhomes because it is so dark at night on this side. It is dangerous for residents. Please take action!
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Q. Location of tree
A. On City Property
A. On City Property
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Update from Community Services: The maintenance of trees that are located in the right-of-way is the responsibility of the abutting property owner. For more information about protected, grand, and signature trees as well as other regulations governing tree trimming/removal, please visit our Urban Forestry webpage by following the link below:
https://www.stpete.org/planning_zoning/urban_forestry.php
If you feel that the trees are posing a safety issue for residents and that the abutting property owners are not maintaining them as they are required to do, please contact the Codes Compliance Assistance Department at 727-893-7373.