Public Property and Parks PLUS

Large beams lay across path making it difficult to navigate if you have mobility limitations or have to manage a cane or a dog or a toddler. Accessibility issue.

I believe people place the beams on this section of path because it collects so much water from the off leash area, and they use the beams as a bridge. The problem was reported in the past, and the beams were moved to the side of the path and a load of large jaggedy and jiggly rocks were dumped. That helped, mostly, and was much appreciated. But now the rocks are sunk in the mud, the path is flooded, and since the beams were still close to hand, a bridge for some but a barricade for others has been rebuilt.

it is a well used path, so it would be very helpful if the beams could be moved (perhaps taken away?) and another load of rocks and or gravel applied.

Many thanks.

Trash overflowing. And thanks for whomever picked up a bunch of trash!

North of Kruckeberg on 15th is a short stretch where the road is very steep and narrow, and the footpath that for years has existed has been allowed to become overgrown. There is no safe place to walk, either north or south, and it is extremely dangerous for children. The street provides the only connection between two neighborhoods filled with children. It needs to be addressed.

Fractured branch with kids hammock on it. Needs to be pruned. Tree looks like a silver maple it is on the Northside of pond close to north parking lot right next to the pond shoreline can't miss it right along trail.

The hillside is eroding Each time it rains sand slides down the hill.
I'm worried that the trees will fall and hit my house..

This tree cracked at the base a while ago and is leaning high up on trees across the trail. Over time, people have been chipping away at the base of the tree, making it even more at risk of falling and hurting someone. This tree is located in Hamlin Park. If you enter across from 22nd Ave NE and take the stairs down (along the border with the middle school construction), this tree is just along the trail from the bottom of those stairs.

Trees on 175th just west (up hill) of 10th Ave NW are leaning over the road. Looks like a potential hazard to cars & pedestrians with the steep rain soaked side and/or a wind storm. This is a busy street in/out of the neighborhood, lots of foot traffic too (more so with C-19).

This has been an ongoing issue for the last 10 years with the City of Shoreline simply ignoring all requests from myself and my neighbors and simply always trying to brush this issue off. Bob Brill has visited the site almost a year ago and agreed with me that this is a top priority that needs to be done. We spoke a few times and I have been waiting for some type of response from the city, but I haven't received anything. This is a HUGE issue and more importantly a HUGE safety issue as I have seen multiple people severely hurt by simply trying to walk through and tripping on all the gaps in the sidewalk. In addition, These two trees have been continuing to push my property and all pavement to the verge of collapsing which is unacceptable. My retaining walls, driveway, and paved sections are now all destroyed because of these city trees. What's bothersome is from 145th (county to county line) to 205th, all these type of trees have been removed and replanted with new trees. I have contacted an attorney on this matter as I feel like I don't have any other choice at this point. If I don't hear back asap, I will pursue with this action as I can't bear to see more people being hurt on our city sidewalks and more property damage occurring. Thank You!

Tree branches totally covering up street signs for 1st Ave at the T intersection with 185th.

Damaged tree along busy trail in Hamlin park. East side near Kellogg fence.

There is a large tree on the northeast corner of Northcrest park that is unhealthy and full of woodpecker holes. Please remove this tree as there are multiple residences within its footprint.