Beatriz Quezda

Wooden shelves, cardboard, rice cooker, and broken glass.

Wood shelves, cushions, broken glass and other items dumped onto street.

Mattress/futon with metal holder dumped on sidewalk.

A car doing donuts at the intersection of Sunnymere and Van Mourik backed into the street sign on this corner leaving the pole at a 45 degree angle and part of the street sign on the ground Please fix it .

Van has been parked here for three days. The passenger side window is wide open No one appears to be in the van.

Someone left this van parked in front of our house. The front end is gone. The passenger side tire is shredded off the rim. Looks as if it was involved in an accident.

Illegal dumping occurred today between 9AM and 10:30PM. Car seat and various other debris items, some in bags. Debris located on Sunnymere Avenue between Van Mourik and Archmont. One black bag located in the middle of the street on the speed bump.

Following the repaving of Powell Street between Christie Avenue and Highways 580W/80E, the newly painted lane stripes have created some confusion among drivers and led to near crashes most mornings. When exiting the Hwy 580W/80E off ramp onto Powell Street, the far right lane was re-striped to turn right into the far right lane of Powell Street, not the two far right lanes of Powell Street. The middle lane can turn onto any of the other Powell Street lanes. Unfortunately, many drivers in the far right off ramp lane turn onto Powell Street into the second lane from the right. For those drivers in the middle off ramp lane who follow the lane striping that allows them to turn into the second lane from the right, the far right lane drivers nearly crash into their vehicle's passenger side. I'm conflicted about how else to address this issue. I follow the lane striping rules and prepare for impact if I use the middle off ramp lane onto Powell Street. If I use the far right lane, I'd have to violate the lane striping to enter the second lane from the right during peak commute periods. This morning was more stressful as a large commercial truck used the far right off ramp lane and immediately turned into the second right lane on Powell Street despite all the vehicles in the middle off ramp turn lane. Either re-stripe the lane to how it was painted before the re-paving or set up better instructions to avoid these potential crashes each morning commute period. Thank you.

Mattress and box spring illegally dumped last night at 10:33 p.m. based on security camera footage. Cameras show a white pickup larger model similar to a Ford F-150 turning the corner from Sunnymere Avenue onto Van Mourik Avenue and dumping these items as it passed along the street.

Couch cushions dumped on street by sidewalk.

Cardboard box discarded on the sidewalk next to the public phone alongside the Valero Gas Station.

Bus stop sign fell onto the sidewalk.

The newspaper distribution boxes on the sidewalk next to the bus stop have not been in use for months. They are an eye sore given their state: broken, graffiti and rusting. The two newspaper companies need to remove these boxes if they will not fill them nor repair them as intended. The City of Oakland doesn't need additional eye sores in areas that are making an effort to improve their image.

The newspaper distribution boxes on the sidewalk next to the bus stop have not been in use for months. They are an eye sore given their state: broken, graffiti and rusting. The two newspaper companies need to remove these boxes if they will not fill them nor repair them as intended. The City of Oakland doesn't need additional eye sores in areas that are making an effort to improve their image.