See previous issue report:

https://seeclickfix.com/issues/6106209

Note that this is NOT a Parks & Forestry issue, but should be assigned to Sanitation.

This confusion led to massive delays in fixing this issue last time.

This issue was recategorized from Trees along City Streets to Tall grass or weeds.

Parks & Forestry - Ed assigned this issue to Code Compliance Office Supervisor - Christine

Thank you for reporting an issue to the City of Jersey City. We will investigate.

Code Compliance Office Supervisor - Christine assigned this issue to Parks Maintenance - Sammy

Why was this reassigned to Parks & Forestry? The last time this was reported, things were severely delayed because it ended up being Sanitation's responsibility.

It's already been almost two weeks, let's not have a repeat of last time.

Parks Maintenance - Sammy assigned this issue to Division of Recycling - Jennie

Division of Recycling - Jennie assigned this issue to Code Compliance Office Supervisor - Christine

Update: As per Inspector Kilroy, the property was clean when he went on 10/30/2019.

Open

I will have another inspector look at this property. The Sanitation Department can handle the tall weeds and grass. The tree situation needs to be addressed by Parks and Forestry.

I don't care who addresses what. It's unacceptable that no action has been taken for three weeks now.

This is a safety issue as it was before. Bikes and cars cannot share the Jersey City bound lane safely, the overgrowth is treacherous as it causes larger vehicles to have to drive over the double yellow.

Just do something!

Another two weeks gone by, and no action taken. Great.

Luckily the plants are starting to die, so the issue isn't as bad. But the branches are still in the way.

Issue 8150293 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue.

As per Inspector Kilroy, a Notice of Violation has been issued to this property.

In the past when this has been a problem, Sanitation has been sent to trim back the vegetation that is overgrown into the road. Why is that not the case now?

Due to the ongoing pandemic, response times may be longer than usual. Critical or emergency issues will be addressed immediately, all other non-emergent issues will be scheduled to be addressed the next available operational day. For further guidance, please reach out to the RRC at 201-547-4900

Per the resident this has been resolved. This issue will now be closed. Thank you.

Per the resident? What resident told you that it was resolved?

I'm hearing from residents who've been in the area that the sidewalks are clear but the roadway still is not.

Due to the ongoing pandemic, response times may be longer than usual. Critical or emergency issues will be addressed immediately, all other non-emergent issues will be scheduled to be addressed the next available operational day. For further guidance, please reach out to the RRC at 201-547-4900

this was placed on our list and is waiting to be cleaned by our property maintenance division.

Please leave it open until the work is done. We've seen this issue go on unaddressed for months before. Marking an issue as closed before actually resolving it is misleading.

Just adding that I drove through the area today and can confirm that the work has not been done.

Due to the ongoing pandemic, response times may be longer than usual. Critical or emergency issues will be addressed immediately, all other non-emergent issues will be scheduled to be addressed the next available operational day. For further guidance, please reach out to the RRC at 201-547-4900

Any news?

Hello?

This is city property and is already on the list waiting to be cleaned.

It's apparently been on the list for months and continues to be a major hazard for motorists and bicyclists! Fix it now!

Thank you for reporting an issue to the City of Jersey City. A Sanitation Inspector will be sent to investigate.

Issue 8469539 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue.

Bushes were trimmed back from the curb.

Thank you!

What would be the best course of action to make sure that Sanitation schedules this work before it becomes a problem again in the future? This overgrowth happens 2-3 times a year (usually fine in the winter). If there was more regular attention paid to it, it would not create such a hazard.