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2+ Needles in street By the third tree in on the right

Looks like a whole swath of Pine Street driveways was missed today Our driveway is between Lyman and Ferguson Thank you!

Skunk was run over in southbound lane of Pine St between Ferguson and Lyman Thanks

Dead animal at bud stop

Dead possum on sidewalk Thank you

This Trash was compiled during Green up day and left here over a month ago Please help remove Thanks

Dead seagull on Blanchard Beach North side of beach

There are two dead branches on a green belt tree hanging over our yard, alongside Pine Street. These branches were overlooked last year when dead greenebelt trees and branches were addressed, we’d love for them to be cut this season within the planned green belt maintenance schedule. Thanks!

Dead squirrel in bike lane (on south side lane) near apt co op.

Dead Possum on east side of the road

Dead animal on green belt on southwest corner of pine and Lyman. Thanks you

Water pressure is gone

Each time a bus bombs down Pine Street northbound from Home Ave and it hits this pot hole / warped patch of pavement it shakes the foundation of the houses in the immediate area. Please ensure this is smoothed out evenly with the upcoming repaving work. If that work
is not planned for a few weeks, please patch and smooth in the interim. Thank you.

PortAPotty for upcoming road work pushed from green belt on Pine St into the middle of the street on Sunday night. Seems like this should be moved since it’s likely to happen again on such a heavily trafficked street.

Thank you for the immediate action provided earlier in the week to fill the deep hole that was creating vibrations in our neighborhood each time a truck passed over it. I was impressed and appreciative of the rapid response.

While the patching alleviated the issue for a short time, the patch has already worn away exposing the pothole and creating shaking of the area homes once again.

Could a larger patch be put down? Thank you!

Home foundations are shaking when a extremely deep pothole is passed over by vehicles. A manhole cover sunk in to pavement 6-8 inches deep in front of 915 Pine Street.

Each time a bus, utility truck, or car carrier passes over it, the reverberations are so extreme that they are shaking the homes in the neighborhood.

While most cars don’t pass over it, larger heavier vehicles are dipping in to it and causing the disruption.

Possibly tied to earlier report of sink hole starting a few yards away.