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  Reconnu City of Oakland (Membre officiel vérifié)

  OAK 311 has received this issue. Your service request ID is #867303. Please check back for status updates, or contact us directly at 510-615-5566.

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  Debbie T (Utilisateur inscrit)

  Those look like the trees that were around the base of the teepee.

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  An anonymous SeeClickFix user (Utilisateur inscrit)

  Yes, they were at the base of the teepee. Might of not gotten the location on the map exactly right.

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  AP neighbor (Utilisateur inscrit)

  These were dumped by the person with the teepees.

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  Debbie T (Utilisateur inscrit)

  

  Location looks good. Whoever services this request needs to have someone clean the street near the driveway to 465 Bellevue Ave of broken glass/trash thrown there by the male from the teepee. The SUV on the right is one of their vehicles; the empty spot just in front of it was where their other SUV was parked.

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  An anonymous SeeClickFix user (Utilisateur inscrit)

  That is awful. Why did they have 30 Christmas trees in the park and why would they dump them in the lake?

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  David Coleman (Utilisateur inscrit)

  Because they are whacked out self medicating street zomb!es. Just wait Easter is coming.

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  Debbie T (Utilisateur inscrit)

  During the last big rain ~ 2 wks ago, they picked up old Christmas trees from nearby buildings and placed them around the base of the teepee. See how dried some of those trees are. OFD returned to the teepee today just before this happened. I’m guessing/purely speculation that OFD might have asked them to remove the dried out and drying out trees.

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  An anonymous SeeClickFix user (Utilisateur inscrit)

  So bad!!! Hope they dispose of the trees soon and clear out the teepee! I saw the teepee guy when I was down there and he was scary. Came up behind me and when I was walking away he started screaming.

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  dollhouseonbellevue (Utilisateur inscrit)

  It was the residents of the teepee, we saw it this morning. I reported it to my local officer and called non emergency repeatedly and can’t get through. There is also 3 abandoned camps with trash, feces and rats piling up as pictured above.

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  Debbie T (Utilisateur inscrit)

  

  The trash and broken glass bottles thrown in the street by the male from the teepee were cleaned up this morning by Downtown Streets, a nonprofit that hires unhoused individuals.

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  City of Oakland (Membre officiel vérifié)

  Thank you for your request. According to our system, we already have an open service request of this kind at this location. Your request has been combined with service request #867431. If you would like to check the status of the request, please contact OAK 311 at 510-615-5566 or OAK311@oaklandnet.com.

  18/01/2019 · Marquer Flagged
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  City of Oakland (Membre officiel vérifié)

  OAK 311 has referred this issue to LAKE MERRITT INSTITUTE,. Please contact that department to follow-up (see "Other Helpful Links" at http://www2.oaklandnet.com/Government/o/PWA/Connect/ReportaProblem/index.htm#Links).

  Here are some important City of Oakland contact points:
  * Abandoned Autos: 510-777-8622 (abandoned vehicles on public street after 3 days)
  * Animal Control: 510-535-5602 (live animals) or 510-535-4888 (dead animals)
  * Code Enforcement: 510-238-3381 (blighted private properties, deteriorated buildings, inoperable vehicles on private property)
  * Drug Hotline: 510-238-3784 (tips) or 510-777-3211 (in progress)
  * Parking Citations: 800-500-6484 (parking citation assistance center, pay or appeal a citation) or 510-238-3099 (enforcement)
  * Prostitution Hotline: 510-238-2373 (tips) or 510-777-3211 (in progress)

  Thank you.

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  Ex Libris (Utilisateur inscrit)

  

  The person who dumped those trees in the lake lives in the teepee in the park opposite 465 Bellevue. He also has two dark green SUVs which have been parked on Bellevue for the past month or so. One of them has an old EMS sign on it. See the attached photo.

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  An anonymous SeeClickFix user (Utilisateur inscrit)

  Would be great to find out why the City of Oakland is allowing this destructive person who has repeatedly broke the law to continue "living" in the park.

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  Ex Libris (Utilisateur inscrit)

  To City of Oakland: Seriously? It's the City of Oakland who decided (legally?) to stop enforcing the existing anti-camping regulations in our parks. And now you are passing the buck to the LAKE MERRITT INSTITUTE? A non-profit volunteer organization with absolutely no regulatory or enforcement powers whatsoever. Do you realize that such a response to this issue is insulting to the taxpayers who pay your salaries and who pay for our city parks. Please start taking these issues seriously and perform your duties responsibly.

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  Debbie T (Utilisateur inscrit)

  I hope someone warns the volunteers from the Lake Merritt Institute that the male who threw the trees in the water is still in the area and is known to act erratically. See one of the comments above in which his behavior is described.

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  David Coleman (Utilisateur inscrit)

  Well said Ex Libris. This is how our taxpayer funded employees want to run the city put as much as possible back on the taxpayer as possible from reporting on SCF, Adopting storm drains, Volunteering to pick up litter ect. From our elected officials down they are one giant reactive and dysfunctional mess. How can so many work so hard at doing as little as possible is beyond me.

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  David Coleman (Utilisateur inscrit)

  Debbie T once again that's the taxpayer job to call OPD 777-3333 and hope you do not get a busy signal. The more people that report him to the police the better. The approach that worked in our neighborhood was requesting a welfare check because we were concerned about there well being and believed the person needed help. These crazy street zomb!es do not ever want to deal with the police.

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