Frank Jones Farm Neighborhood Association PLUS

Please cut back this hedge as it dangerously obstructs the view turning from Fairview Avenue stop sign onto Edmond Ave. Thank you.

Front of driveway and yard are not draining and rutted. I found a water cap in my front yard and placed it next to fire hydrant. I have no idea where the cap came from and why my lawn and driveway are taking so much water all of a sudden. You guys have filled this rut before, but it gets worse and worse every time.

Please tell the owner of this property, if he/she is responsible, to trim back the trees and shrubs growing onto the Woodlawn Circle side yard, stretching back to the border with 80 Woodlawn Circle. If this is a city responsibility, please undertake this trimming.

We cannot see around this corner, where school children wait for the bus. The overgrown vegetation also narrows the passable pavement on Woodlawn Circle, which already is barely a two-way street.

Thank you.

Liz Mooney
176 Woodlawn Circle
603-373-0450

This sure looks like the persistent handiwork of our favorite large semi-aquatic rodents, sorry to say. (also, beware the lovely crop of poison ivy)

No matter the amount of rain, there is constant pooling at end of driveway where it meets the street pavement. It is eroding the pavement where the two meet.

I'm getting floating branches now on Maplewood, freshly stripped of bark and gnawed through on the ends. Muskrats can't and don't do this.

Is there any way that speed humps/bumps can be put in on Rockingham Ave? We recently moved to Rockingham ave and have noticed that A LOT of cars are going over the speed limit trying to head onto the 16 entrance. We've already had an incident where my son's basketball rolled into the street and was run over by a car and destroyed. The car didn't even bother to stop or slow down.

If speed bumps/humps cannot be installed anytime soon, request a police officer be parked on Rockingham Ave during 2:30-4:00 when shipyard traffic is high or anytime to hopefully slow people down.

This long dead pine tree has been leaning for years, but it now seems to be developing a bulge near the bottom. It should probably be checked to see if it's still safe.

The recycling pick up team absolutely destroyed my bin today What can we do to rectify this?

Please take a look at the city owned tree at this address. House is on the corner - tree is on woodlawn cir. side.

The cage has been shoved aside (?) and the outlet has been dammed up - there is no flow. This was clear and flowing rapidly last Wednesday.