IloveIRB

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    333-335 La Hacienda Dr Indian Rocks Beach, FL 33785, USA - Indian Rocks Beach
    Severe unnecessary sabal palm pruning is restricting tree life and ability to survive. There is simply no defending this process. Year after year IRB officials say they will change and every year those palms get hacked worse. It is a relatively new cash cow to business convincing cities like IRB to trim sabal palms which have existed without issue for millennium. Their palm fronds are not heavy or dangerous in storms. They provide pollinators and wildlife a place to rest and berries to eat. But IRB insists on annually removing all that in conflict with UofF recommendations. And taxpayers foot the bill. It's ridiculously serving no one but a few who insist on doing it and getting paid for it. It is destructive to the neighborhoods peace and clean air. Please cease and desist the practice of trimming sabal palms and lead the way for other beach towns to kill this horrific practice of starving our trees.
  • 812 Beach Trail Indian Rocks Beach, FL 33785, USA - Pinellas County

    The rip and tear of the machines to the beach rooted seaweed plants are destroying those plants and their usefulness as sea turtle habitat.

    The machine operators are collecting plant material too deep on the beach as they drive and collect to the waters edge.

    Please explain why mechanization is used.

    Our beaches could use more TLC. They are worse every season and each year. Whatever we are doing needs re-evaluation.

    Let's consider leaving seaweed for seabird habitat. A more natural beach is useful, beautiful and the wildlife it attracts is appreciated by beach going people.

    The unique dunes only seen in IRB could use that seaweed applied to them so plants have nutrients to grow on, growing the dunes. But trucks used to collect seaweed and trash and recycling et cetera, erodes sand nonstop and creates budget issues when we have to dredge sand from the bottom.

    The beaches are really in trouble down there. Let's open our minds to something new.

  • 602 Hidden Harbour Dr Indian Rocks Beach, FL 33785, USA - Indian Rocks Beach
    Severe overpruning of sabal palms in IRB Nature Preserve stealing trees ability to gather energy, weakening them, shortening their lives and completely unnecessary. Why is IRB so dead to this issue? We have been raising it with city directors and workers for years. See U of F recommended schedule every five years if necessary and only brown branches IF DESIRED. None necessarily removed. Please respond.
  • 929 Harbour House Dr Indian Rocks Beach, FL 33785, USA - Indian Rocks Beach
    Severe overpruning of native Davao palms resulting in green frond removal starving tree of ability to gather nutrients.
  • 12988-12998 Seminole Blvd Largo, FL 33778, USA - Largo
    Light is not timed well. Takes soooo long to get through the intersection.
  • 67 5th Ave N Indian Rocks Beach, FL 33785, USA - Indian Rocks Beach
    Between 6Th and 7th beach chairs are placed and used on tops and/or sides of dunes.
  • 4317-4435 Godfrey Pkwy Minneapolis, MN 55406, USA - Hiawatha
    Is anyone concerned the oaks are ill and dying in the park??
  • 3600-4198 American Blvd E Bloomington, MN 55425, USA - Bloomington
    Winter trash overwhelms area
  • Traffic Signals Acknowledged
    Crosby Farm Trail St Paul, MN 55116, USA - Highland
    Timing during construction needs tuning