The street trees on the northern side of the start of Chatham Street at Front Street are way overgrown and are shading the home's porch so the wood doesn't dry out after it rains.Trimming these two tress would allow more light through to keep the mold away.

across from 282 Blatchley Avenue is an overgrown tree that needs serious trimming...its limbs are hanging low onto sidewalk and street

Overgrown street tree is causing damage to porch on house

Volunteers were kind enough and have worked on this (THANK YOU!)but City of New Haven and CDOT need to be out there, too. Liability issues need to be considered if someone gets hurt on City or State property. And there remain a lot of trash.

The walkway on Willow Street from Mitchell Drive to State Street is completely overgrown. Please work with CTDOT (if they are the owners), as this is a New Haven Gateway. It's an eyesore.
Thank you.

The weeds on this property are so overgrown that it is impossible to make use of the public sidewalk. In addition to being unsightly it is dangerous.

There is a one to two foot gap at the bottom of the barrier wall almost the entire length of Dover St. It allows noise and "fallout" from the vehicles on I-91 (n/b entrance ramp and roadway itself) into the neighborhood. Either needs to be filled in or dense plantings to fill the gap. There is a steep embankment leading up to the barrier wall full of overgrowth and dead trees. Lastly, at the bottom of the embankment, there is trash & debris piled behind some residences. It all needs to be cleaned up.

This property is overgrown with weeds at least 3 feet tall and trash is everywhere. The house was purchased by the new owners over 4 months ago and it's looking worse and worse everyday.

I live down the street from this house that looks abandoned. It is being overgrown by weeds. What is the status on this house?

This yard has been over grown for months. Can LCI get on this? The house looks abandoned, but I know its not.

Weeds are growing over our sidewalks on the lots north of 210 Front and the lot across the river, just south of Oyster Cove. We worked hard to get those sidewalks and have this be a walking neighborhood. But folks are confronted with weeds overtaking sidewalks.

Overgrown weeds by the sidewalk obscure any view of oncoming cars. From Eastbound Peck, it is impossible to see northbound Downing traffic. It's an accident waiting to happen that could be cured with five minutes and a lawnmower.