Anonymous

Sidewalk and right-of-ways on North side of Tampa Road across from Oldsmar Sports Complex are so overgrown they have become almost impassable. Please clean this up?

The sidewalks and right-of-ways along Tampa Road just East of East Lake Road across from Canal Park have been neglected and are in serious need of cutting and edging. There are also patches of sand built up along this stretch of the sidewalk that presents a slippage and traction hazard and should be swept or blown clean.

The wood components of the RR crossing at Main St. in Safety Harbor @ 9th have come apart and creating a serious road hazard. Your front tires smash directly into the side of the exposed steel railroad beams!

Road sign is spun around about 45 degrees. It is not aligned perpendicular to the street. Has been like this since Hurricane Irma

There is water and slippery moss buildup on the sidewalk under the power lines on Woodlands Drive, behind the Walmart. This area is very slick and presents a hazard for pedestrians. Even in times of dry conditions and no rain, there is a constant seepage from the utility easement onto the sidewalk. It is very dangerous! This needs to be addressed as it presents a serious liability. This is a problem even in times of no rain and has been like this FOR YEARS! It's as if there is a broken or leaking water pipe here. It is not rain water runoff. See the extra tall green grass around the leak...

This area may be the responsibility of the utility company or the county. Either way, please take a look at it.

The traffic light is very slow to cycle. Cars are backing up all the way into the East Lake Woodlands community, even when there is no traffic going East OR West on Tampa Road. The traffic can be clear for a half mile in either direction but the light remains red. Very frustrating!

Please remove this "Road Work Ahead" sign which was left behind from a long-ago completed road work project. It is leaning against the traffic signal box on the NW corner of Tampa Rd/ East Lake Woodlands Parkway.

Tampa Road, North side of street, across from Oldsmar Sports Complex. Sidewalk is broken up, concrete debris piled up. has been like this for at least a year or more - as if a repair was initiated, but never completed. this presents a serious pedestrian and bicycling hazard and thus a liability.

All along Tampa Road between the entrance to East Lake Woodlands and ending at McMullen-Booth Rd. (North side of the street) are storm debris piles at regular intervals that have never been picked up. There is also a large dead Oak across from Canal Park that is falling down and presents a road and sidewalk hazard. Please remove. Thanks!

On Sat, 9/24/16, I observed a large trail of debris, including medical waste, boxes, bags, foam, plastic sandwich bags - some containing private customer information and some bags marked "Biohazard" dumped all along the North side of Tampa Road between the ELW entrance traffic light and extending West to the entrance to Canal Park. Hazardous debris dumped by: Knight Dental Lab, 3659 Tampa Road, Oldsmar. See all photos here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/0cn6tmpeqi9wiak/AAAgO6WDclE68LP_d6hlmlnGa?dl=0

We live in a multi-family condominium, East Lake Woodlands, Condo V Association. Our Board intends to cut down two beautiful, healthy Bottle Brush trees. These trees are well in excess of 4" diameter. Residents are furious! (Picture attached)

We are certain they must obtain a permit to cut down these trees. Please advise us.

We would like to request an inspector come here to our property to inspect these trees before the damage is done, or we need something in writing to tell them cease and desist.

This large Oak tree was cut down by or condo board. 3 other very large and health trees were also cut down on or around 4/12/16. These were beautiful, healthy trees. We cannot believe a permit was issued for their removal. Please investigate. If a permit was issued, then please forward the report of the arborist or inspector that authorized this destruction to hodgin@tampabay.rr.com

When the light turns green at West bound East Lake Business and Tampa Rd and you then approach the green arrow underneath the overpass to go south on McMullen-Booth, the arrow turns from green to red. They are never synchronized. On weekend mornings, you can sit at the left-arrow forever. The opposite East bound traffic on Tampa Rd has the green light, but there will be no traffic oncoming as far as the eye can see. Why can't these two lights be synchronized so when the West bound East Lake Business turns green , the left arrow to go South stays green long enough to continue on without stopping at two consecutive long red lights?

Large metal exterior awnings were installed over the electrical meters on these condo buildings which are now covering our stove vents. The vents are blocked. Also, no permits were issued for this work.

Serious potholes and depressions in the inside (nearest the median) lane in several spots, westbound side, where repairs were made but road is now much worse, not better.

The white "STOP" stripes on the road surface have completely worn off where the intersection with the exit from the Target parking lot intersects with Woodlands Parkway. Many vehicles completely miss the stop sign there and there have been multiple accidents and near misses - me included - here because of this. This needs re-striping.

Pot holes.