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This is what I had to walk past going thru the park where children are playing. C'mon St Pete, fix this problem.

1 sq ft pot hole on 40th Ave.

Added lettuce to a 6 foot fence you’re only allowed to have 16 feet of continuous lattice it needs to be taken down

Trash has been dumped on Oak Street in front of house for 2 weeks

Getting bigger every week!

Homeowners are illegally parking in vacant lot beside house.

Excessive speeding on 1st st n from 22nd ave n to 30th ave n. 25mph speed limit needs enforcement. Traffic slowing devices needed..ie stop signs or traffic humps. Even city busses speed on 1st st.

This had been worked on before but seems to be sinking again as multiple issues with cars and trailers bottoming out entering and exiting the property that is shared by two multi family homes. Thanks for your attention!

Pothole at the intersection of 1st and 34th

Large pothole on the eastbound lane. Lots of gravel to the right, forcing bicyclist to left side of lane, slippery, rider went down injuries as a result & hospitalized.

The alley between 37th and 38th Ave, between Locust St and Oak St is in desperate need of repaving. This has been reported for over two years now with nothing done. After reporting many times they came last year to 'blade the alley’ which did nothing. Instead they reconstructed two alleys directly next to us between 35th and 37th which were in better shape than ours. They were supposed to be back to rebuild ours but never did. There are very few pieces of the original pavement left and in turn we are left with a dirt and dust ridden path filled with weeds and potholes. This needs to be remedied immediately, before the rains start. The dirt and rocks runoff into the gutters and clog them and the drains, which causes flooding. I look directly across Locust street every day to our neighbors beautifully paved and well-draining alley and wonder how it is that we pay the same taxes and yet our alley is in complete shambles? Please be responsible to your residents St. Pete and fix this ongoing issue for us once and for all! I look forward to seeing you out here soon.

There have been multiple permits filed by builder Taralon Homes and most recently by us as private residents to remove an old decayed looking pine from a property being built on at 133 26th Ave N and leaning on our property at 141 26th Ave N. The tree is leaning toward our garage and has dropped a limb on the top of our car and caused over 1200 in damages to our vehicle. We are forced now to park on the street taking up more parking space from neighbors. The tree has also dropped another limb and has now damaged the rain gutters on our garage denting them. The tree is leaning and in heavy storm conditions could potentially snap and cause even further damages. The city arborist is refusing to allow the builder to remove the tree now located about 5 feet from the footers of the foundation of a brand new home being built. The owners of this new home want it removed and we do to. We were even willing to pay for part of the removal even though the tree is not on our property just to preserve our property from further damage.

We filed a permit back on 7/25 and had a women come out and look at the tree. It was mismarked on a site plan on property and we showed her that it is really located on 133 26th Ave N of which a new home is being built. The woman acknowledged it was mismarked and was supposed to get back with Shane ABernathy whom was supposed to get in touch with us. We have called him and to date he has not returned our calls. In the meantime more tree limbs falling and more potential property damage from this unsightly tree.

We have invested in the city of St Pete to upgrade the area with brand new real estate and beautiful landscaping. We love the beautiful oaks in the neighborhood but this tree is an old pine tree. The needles are everywhere and the limbs falling. WE've spent now 1200 repairing our car roof and can't even park on our parking pad. When does the city stop protecting old nasty trees and recognize that when a property owner is trying to maintain their investment in this beautiful city that we are only asking to remove the tree for safety and property maintainment. We very much wish to remove this unsightly tree and as taxpayers of two brand new homes on this lot that was once dilapidated with an old run down overgrown home with 2 brand new homes that we be allowed to protect and preserve our property as requested. We would like an answer from the city on what will be allowed on this permit and would request that if we aren't allowed to remove it when it falls down perhaps the city will pay our repairs to our new home. Frustrated with St Pete on this issue