I reported this in June or July and got a note that it had been "closed" after someone from the city inspected it and determined it not to be a problem. But they cut nothing back! It's absolutely a huge problem. These are highly trafficked secondary streets because of a few factors: dense residential use, truck use of Dock Street and somewhat frequent Dock Street closures for maintenance and trail work.

I don't know if the lack of attention is due to the Pear Street trees being on private land or what, but this needs to be addressed for public safety!