Update from Community Services: The reported tree(s) has been evaluated and is not completely dead or in imminent danger of falling, therefore no City action is warranted at this time. The maintenance of trees that are located in the right-of-way is the responsibility of the abutting property owner. To obtain a permit for tree removal, the property owner may contact Zoning at 727-893-7471. For more information about protected, grand, and signature trees as well as other regulations governing tree removal, please visit our Urban Forestry webpage by following the link below:

https://www.stpete.org/planning_zoning/urban_forestry.php

If you feel that this tree is posing a safety issue for residents and that the abutting property owner is not maintaining it as they are required to do, please contact the Codes Compliance Assistance Department at 727-893-7373.

This tree is dying. Before it falls on someone and city is liable as on city property should be taken out. Whoever says it is ok needs to look again

Issue 5455409 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue.

5455409 is not a duplicate. In the comments above the CSR recommended opening a Codes case for Property Maintenance. That is the purpose of 5455409.

Thank you for the follow-up information - further investigation shows that the tree in question appears to be adjacent to a city water lift station in the median where Leeland St S intersects 60th Ave S (see attached photo) - we will forward this report to Water Resources for follow-up discussion of the best resolution for the tree at that location. MAC

Update: the Parks Department's Forestry team is going to inspect the reported tree and will post their findings here, thank you.

Someone (maybe P&R) trimmed the tree about a month ago, and since then the remaining green stalks have died. The tree is clearly dead now. Please ask Water Resources / P&R to replace the dead tree. Thanks.

Continuing issue reported before. Time to do something

A follow-up message asking for an update on the tree at this location will be sent to the Parks Forestry team, thank you - MAC

This issue was recategorized from Tree Trimming/Removal to P&R Tree Removal.

The issue that you reported previously has been addressed by the City, and this open work order is now closed. Please feel free to submit future requests to us via SeeClickFix St. Pete, and thanks again!
Our Parks & Recreation Department applied fertilizer in attempt to revitalize this Royal Palm, however our efforts failed. This palm is scheduled for removal, 04/28/19. WRO

Can we assume the tree will be replaced, not just removed?

Good decision

The dead tree has been removed. When will the replacement tree be planted?

Parks and Recreation has removed the tree. This work order will now be sent to Water Resources for tree replacement.

Parks & Rec 1 assigned this issue to WRCustomer Relations

Could we have an update on the status of the replacement palm, please?

UPDATE: This project is currently listed for assessment by our contract landscape company to see the viability of placing another palm in this location. A call was placed this afternoon to get a further update. An updated response will be provided as soon as information is available.

Hello, can you please advise on the status of this issue? There have been several city trucks and others on the property this past week, but no action was taken to replace the tree. Thank you.

The tree contractor has been contacted. The proposal is going through the approval process for planting a new appropriate tree in this location. I should be getting back to you with good news very soon. Thank you for your patience.
Alexis

Rechecking with city contract liaison today.

Placed a call today to see if anything has been approved with the contractor to date. A message was left requesting an update.

The requisition has been placed for replacement of the tree by the contractor.