Artsy_Fartsy

The alley in between Alabama St. and Louisiana St. has weeds that are getting pretty tall, and so are other alleys in this area.

It’s that time of year! Weeds weeds weeds! The Railroad track behind the fence as well has very tall weeds! Fire season is coming! Please get this cut.

For some reason it wouldn’t let me pinpoint the address, but if you can’t recognize it...this is the rear section of the Carquinez Cemetery on Benicia Road. The entirety of the cemetery has been suffering from dyer neglect and is really a bad look considering the surrounding cemetery’s look so good. Can we get some attention here and give the deceased some respectable resting grounds? I’m sure their loved ones would feel disrespected when they come to visit their loved ones here...if they can find them in all this vegetation.

Maybe this can be fixed...maybe it can’t. It looks like someone poured gasoline on this hedge and caught it on fire.

The mosquitos are getting very bad from the tall weeds here on Hillside Dr. Can you come cut em down.

I think I was the one to report these steps last year for being overgrown; you’d think maybe they’d be monitored a little better so they wouldn’t end up this bad. Living at the top of the steps makes this an unpleasant sight to see everyday.

If the weeds were any taller, the high school kids could skip school by hiding in them.

Broken tree, blocking sidewalk...even the trees can’t STAND the lack of care in this city.

The City used to maintain the full length of Admiral Callaghan Ln., which was a pleasure to see for those picking their children up at North Hills. Now the length of this street is an eyesore and weeds are reaching the top of the fence! What has happened? Please tend to this

So...this open hole has been in the St. Peter’s Chapel Park since August/September 2018. It looks like exposed sprinkler lines. Are there any plans with it or can we expect to see this open hole for an entire year? At least come put fresh ‘caution’ tape on and use that as movement to ‘acknowledge’ this issue.

Today’s word is: BARK

Lots of it! Location: St. Peter’s Chapel Park

Overgrown weeds are now 6ft tall surrounding the edge of the guardrail headed towards the Mare Island Golf Course. I know you guys don’t work fast, and if you do then it’s usually 1/2 done like my other complaints. Here’s to hoping.

So the neighborhood shrubs were cut yesterday by the City, but they left a huge muddy mess the full length of the center island. Now those of us who live here track mud into our driveways + up and down the street. I’d like to think that the City would be more meticulous with their clean-up methods being that this amount of mud left in the street could be an issue against the stormwater pollution prevention plan. Please send someone out to clean this.

The stretch of center medians that run between the 2700 and 3000 of Georgia St. are really looking bad. The ivy has now grown into the asphalt, and there is an abundance of leaves throughout each median. There are also leaves completely covering some of the U-Turn areas as well.

Tall weeds and trash are amongst this lot. Maybe you can go through your lengthy process of getting it taken care of.

Overgrown weeds and neglected trees seem to be the staple look for the city these days. Here is the hillside on Dishong in front of my mother-in-law’s unit that you can easily tell has been forgotten about. When I used to visit here frequently, you could tell it was maintained. Please raise your standards to what they once were.

I wasn’t sure which category to assign this to. This is a very large hole at the Mare Island Cemetery, which looks to be broken plumbing? A hole this large should really have some type of barrier around it to keep people from falling in and/or tripping. This, as well as the large limb down in this cemetery are both hazards to the public who visit the Preserve on the weekends.

There is a very large limb down at the Mare Island Cemetery.

Tall weeds are taking over the wall just as you approach HW80 from Auto Mall Pkwy. I’ve witnessed City of Vallejo trucks out here working before, and that’s why I’m posting it here and not contacting CalTrans even though I’m sure they’d take care of it in a more timely manner.