Chris

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    2257 Independence Blvd Ann Arbor, Michigan, 48104 - Ann Arbor
    Tree damage after Mar. 3-4 snowstorm. Two Trees with branches broken.
  • Independence Blvd & Nottingham Rd Ann Arbor, Michigan, 48104 - Ann Arbor
    The serviceberry tree on our extension on Nottingham (at the corner with Independence) has dead branches and black on about half of its lower trunk. It's a great tree, can it be nursed back to health?
  • Signal repair Archived
    1894-1898 Glenwood Rd Ann Arbor, MI, 48104, USA - Ann Arbor
    Walk signal buttons fail to engage the ’walk’ signal when crossing Washtennaw on foot at Manchester. West crosswalk, both northbound and southbound. Pedestrians (including me) had to walk quickly against the ‘don’t walk’ signal, on my two crossings across Washtenaw, Sat 4/23 at 4:15pm and 5pm.
  • Other issue Archived
    2400-2434 Nottingham Rd Ann Arbor, MI, 48104, USA - Ann Arbor
    Loose wire from DTE electrical pole (grounding wire?) pulled from ground. Pole No. 9174, on Nottingham between Manchester and Independence. The old wooden "sleeve" covering the wire on its way down the pole is in bad shape also. It's one of those poles with a transformer at the top, so involves a lot of voltage.
  • 2257 Independence Blvd Ann Arbor, MI, 48104, USA - Ann Arbor
    Street tree branch down Independence at Nottingham
  • Washtenaw Ave & Manchester Rd Ann Arbor, MI, 48104, USA - Ann Arbor
    Safety issue- Three streetlights in a row out: Northwest corner of the intersection, first three lights out, including the one directly over the crosswalk. This is a dangerous intersection for pedestrians, especially when they hurry across Washtenaw to catch the AATA bus at the intersection before sunrise.
  • 2257 Independence Blvd. Ann Arbor, Michigan - Ann Arbor

    Broken branch too high up for me to access, may fall. Corner of Independence and Nottingham.

    Thanks in advance for the help!

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    1909-1939 Manchester Road Ann Arbor, Michigan - Ann Arbor
    A leaning utility pole at the edge of the wooded area across Manchester from Manchester Park (near the southwest corner of the park) has become uprooted and is leaning on other wires, near the street.