Pinellas County PLUS

Removed large oak. Has now removed every tree on the property

A number of very large, heritage pine trees were removed from the back of 1075 Point Seaside and the front of 1074 Point Seaside. One specimen was over 3ft in diameter (pictured) and required a 50' crane to remove. When a worker was asked if it was permitted the reply was "you don't need a permit to remove a tree on your property"

This tree seems to be dying and/or rotted. The width of the trunk is much thinner toward the middle/bottom than it is at the top. If you touch the bark on the trunk, it easily flakes off.

Trees are very overgrown, Hasn't been maintained for years. I have been for 8 years going on 9. I've paid serval times for them to be trimmed back. I'm at a point where I can no longer afford.

The tree is causing the cement in our driveway to break and can be a hazard

recently county removed a tree and we wanted to make sure that 2nd tree in same area was not missed as this whole is on the back of it and hard to see.

Trees are dead. Over grown. Large limbs dead in trees falling into neighboring yards. Almost destroyed my AC unit. Causing damage to roofs and stucco on homes. House in rear is a rental and same issue. Owners need to be held responsible for trees especially with hurricane season coming. I pay high taxes and don’t need to deal with this.

Tree in easement fell into 7631 Carver Ct retention pond. Another tree looks ready to fall and possibly damage property or risk of injury

this area of trees is blocking the view of exiting vehicles leaving this property safely they are already into the turning lane. they have been trimmed back in the past but they have not been done in the last year or so

Magnolia tree near ev chargers on library side needs to be trimmed back . It overhangs the sidewalk real bad

The tree in the front yard in the picture at 2366 Indigo Drive has been cut down without a permit. Looked like a nice tree. Done on a weekend. Picture is from February 2019.