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Reporter

Parks Department: Data Entry

Issue ID:

1183927

Submitted To:

New Haven Parks Department

Category:

Tree Debris

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190 times

Neighborhood:

Westville

Reported:

on 07/14/2014

Description

wood chips has been there for over a month, please remove asap

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9 Comments

Parks Department: Data Entry (Verified Official)

Parks Department: Data Entry assigned this issue to Tree Debris

07/14/2014 · Flag Flagged
BenHV (Registered User)

Do you have a photo? Someone might want them for their yard?

07/15/2014 · Flag Flagged
Guest (Guest)

This pile is 3-4 feet wide, 9-10 feet long and 3.5 feet high. Rather than reassigning label, just remove it. Perhaps you could remove the matching pile of woodchips left behind by tree stump grinding at the other end of Willard, close to West Rock Ave.

07/17/2014 · Flag Flagged
Acknowledged Parks Department: Data Entry (Verified Official)

The issue has been inspected and prioritized for action.

07/18/2014 · Flag Flagged
Closed Parks Department: Data Entry (Verified Official)

The issue has been resolved. If you need to report a new issue please do so in See Click Fix or call the Department of Parks, Recreation and Trees at (203) 946 - 8004. Thank you.

08/07/2014 · Flag Flagged
Reopened Guest (Guest)

Curious to know how the matter was resolved since the pile of woodchips remains.

08/14/2014 · Flag Flagged
Parks Department: Data Entry (Verified Official)

Are the wood chips in front of 209 or are they at a different location?

08/14/2014 · Flag Flagged
Acknowledged Parks Department: Data Entry (Verified Official)

The issue has been inspected and prioritized for action. We apologize for the inconvenience and delay.

08/15/2014 · Flag Flagged
Closed Parks Department: Data Entry (Verified Official)

The issue has been resolved. If you need to report a new issue please do so in See Click Fix or call the Department of Parks, Recreation and Trees at (203) 946 - 8004. Thank you.

10/16/2014 · Flag Flagged

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