Thank you for your concern. For more information, please see an article from the RTD featuring the damage caused to the front of my home.

http://www.timesdispatch.com/news/local/city-of-richmond/is-richmond-spending-enough-on-road-repair/article_30d68046-a4b8-11e2-81d9-001a4bcf6878.html

Wowza...38 votes in 33 minutes. That's some record! Hope you get it fixed EOWhite11

The City is more focused on Redskins Training and a new Ball Park than to worry about the Plebes of Richmond...

Please call the city's 311 help desk and report this BECAUSE that will generate an immediate work ticket with a number that you can track. It seems the tree trimming is your top priority right no, and I think that will get the information to the Urban Forestry Division more quickly than ClickFix.

Another instance of the City taking forever to fix a problem. Of course this tree might hit EOWhite's house and the City would have to pay damages. The easiest and simplest route would be to fix this but that would MAKE SENSE!!!

@City, trees do not grow to this destructive size over night you know, perhaps some preventative maintanience of the city would save funds.

2/24/2014 - Thank you so much for sharing your very important concern with the City of Richmond government online. This situation has been formally reported to Richmond Mgmt Teams so that proper inspection and handling can take place accordingly. Because of time that may be involved with this request, updates or follow up can be conducted by dialing the Richmond Customer Care Center at 804-646-7000

20020902885 -- 9 N Mulberry St -- Tree inspection, removal requested (6/12/2013)
20020929085 -- 11 N Mulberry St -- Tree inspection, removal requested (1/22/2014)

20020882531 -- 11 N Mulberry St -- Concrete Sidewalk Repair (1/30/2013)

We appreciate your communication that helps us in “Building The Best Richmond” together – rtt

2/24/2014 -- Richmond Sidewalk Mgmt Team (20020882531 ) finished out inspection for this location and noted as of 1/30/2013 that 1-4ft X 60ft section of sidewalk will need repair. The tentative schedule for completion is before February 2016. Please understand that SeeClickFix is setup for quick fixes in the City of Richmond that can take place more immediately once entered placed onto SeeClickFix. Sidewalk maintenance most times will take more than one year or two years for maintenance to take place once the safety inspection is executed. This is due to the size of the crew and the volume of tickets that must be prioritized and worked. Please call the Richmond Customer Care Center at 646-7000 with the request number so that updates and follow through can take place

We appreciate your communication that helps us in “Building The Best Richmond” together – rtt

2/24/2014 - Thanks so much for your communication with Richmond City Government online. Please understand that if there is alleged damaged to your personal property from the tree roots that you have the right to call the City Attorney, 804-646-7940 to file a claim for compensation.

We appreciate your communication that helps us in “Building The Best Richmond” together – rtt

Tentative scheduled completion of February 2016?!?! Why is this going to take two years?

Seriously that is a joke and a shame upon The Capitol of Virginia. We need to hire a new City Manager.

@Gnome....Among others!

So long as they are collecting a paycheck paid for by the citizens, they will just sit and do nothing.

WOW!

HAHA by 2016!! I am good friends with the family living at this address. Seems his issue has stirred up quite a few votes just as my alley issue with 120+ votes. I'm not sure SeeClickFix really does much of anything anymore besides the occassional bulk pickup. Cleary it takes years to pull out a chainsaw and some cement