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Tree in Park at 475 Walnut Ave, Jamaica Plain Requesting tree, bushes and grass to be trimmed. Constituent said you could call so they could specify where exactly the problems area are. It is becoming a safety issue, especially at night. \| Is this a City owned tree situated on the si... OPENED 4 months ago #101003983425
Tree in Park at Intersection Of Columbia Rd & Blue Hill Ave, Dorchester Constituent stated that a large limb fell on the sidewalk on Blue Hill Ave and also requested an inspection for the tree as well. \| Is this a City owned tree situated on the sidewalk: [Yes] Park: [Franklin Park] CLOSED Case Closed. Case Resolved. Removed last week. - 5 months ago #101003929279
Tree in Park at No Location Specified resident request removal of large tree 30-feet high from franklin park hanging over roof of house at 91 glen street looks very dangerous,creaking and looks about to fall on house, resident request inspection asap \| Is this a City owned tr... CLOSED Case Noted. Dead and broken trees located within franklin park next to this location were removed by pathfinder tree. The only remaining tree is rooted on private property. - 6 months ago #101003669908
Tree in Park at 91 Glen Rd, Jamaica Plain Constituent requesting to have Franklin Park tree inspected because it looks dead behind constituent's property (91 Glen Rd, JP) \| Is this a City owned tree situated on the sidewalk: [Yes] Park: [Franklin Park] CLOSED Case Resolved. Dead and fallen trees next to this location were removed by pathfinder tree. - 6 months ago #101003125823
Tree in Park at No Location Specified There is a large dead branch caught in the lower breaches of this tree. It is directly over a foot path. https://maps.app.goo.gl/s9ev4QBTQgGaFSd58 \| SR Type: [TREE IN THE PARK] Park Name: [Franklin Park] CLOSED Case Noted. The map link in the case is not a valid web address. The BPRD needs more information as to where the branch in question is located within the park in order to inspect. - 6 months ago #101003318222
Tree in Park at No Location Specified Boston Police requesting removal of limbs blocking Police Call Box Camera at Golf Course Parking lot. (Golf Course side)requested by Officer Kevin-#617-991-3670) \| Is this a City owned tree situated on the sidewalk: [No] Park: [Franklin... OPENED over 1 year ago #101003415183
Tree in Park at No Location Specified Is this a City owned tree situated on the sidewalk? Yes \| Comments: DEAD TREE AT ENTRANCE TO WHITE STADIUM, BLA and BLS students are in the White Stadium area all the time with various sport practices, not to mention the community using t... CLOSED Case Resolved. Removed by north eastern tree service. - over 1 year ago #101003031234
Tree in Park at 64 Sigourney St, Jamaica Plain Is this a City owned tree situated on the sidewalk? No \| If No, please specify: In White Stadium Park (Franklin Park) \| Comments: Dead tree near the entrance of White Stadium. Near the cross street of walnut and Peter Parley \| Park: El Pa... CLOSED Case Resolved. Dead sugar maple next to stadium removed by north eastern tree. - over 1 year ago #101003022461
Tree in Park at No Location Specified Is this a City owned tree situated on the sidewalk? Yes \| Comments: park super reports small tree fell down in the picnic area at the shattuck hospital not blocking anything but needs to cut & removed \| Park: Franklin Park CLOSED Case Noted. Nothing found down at the time of inspection. - almost 2 years ago #101003172195
Tree in Park at Intersection Of Robeson St & Sigourney St, Jamaica Plain Is this a City owned tree situated on the sidewalk? Yes \| Comments: A beach tree lost two main limbs. The remaining limb will likely fall on the Robeson Street and Sigourney Street entrance path (Near White Stadium) plus take out the tele... CLOSED Case Noted. Duplicate of case 101003256961. - almost 2 years ago #101003256754

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