as stated, grass is NOT in most cases coming from yards, rather from fissures in the gutters and roadways and should be addressed by the city as in years past, not the residents. All streets in this subdivision suffer from this and water if sometimes left standing to promote mosquitoes. Case in point, intersection of 68th St and 81st Ave in the middle of roadway but not limited to this

a quick ride through this neighborhood will show conditions clearly. Thank you

above speaking of Fairlawn Park Subdivision, bordered by 77 Ave, 67 St, 82nd Ave, Belcher Rd. All roads within seem to suffer from same issues and have been easily resolved by the city in the past with weed spraying. Thanks

Thank you for using Pinellas Park Click & Fix. This item has been assigned to Community Compliance Specialist Jay Bloomer under City CE Report No. 201802176 (this Report will remain open until it is resolved or a final hearing/legal action is taken). At any time, if you have a question, would like an update, or if you have more information for this Report, contact the Community Compliance Specialist directly (727-369-5671 or JBloomer@Pinellas-Park.com). Again, thank you for taking time to report this item. The Community Compliance Specialist will work hard to get this item resolved for you and the Pinellas Park community!

Please contact Community Compliance Specialist Jay Bloomer at (727) 369-5671 to discuss this matter