Thank you.

As you go South on Skyline Blvd and go into the left turn lane in front of the fire station to turn left onto Park Ridge, the weeds and some small trees and shrubs obscure oncoming traffic, both cars, bicycles and motorcycles from view. I am afraid this will cause an accident at some point. Drivers going northbound on Skyline drive over the limit here (35mph) frequently too.

Please dont complain about the native fire resistant trees that give you life. The pines are going away if you havent knoticed yet.
-the grassy-weeds do need to be cut for brush fires though.

The trees give life from 2022 Neighborhood Earthday volunteers and prevent the vehicles from careening off of the roadway into the pedestrian pathway/median and houses, while keeping the vehicles on the windy road preventing deaths by vehicle, if you ask me.. (not to mention the head-lights on the vehicle in your windows)
The city does not even change a curb safety light bulb on the roadway-lighting, the fog and smoke lights in the curbing are in disarray from lack of basic maintenance and care.
The trees are intricle to life and arriving alive at your destination safely.

Not sure what this issue is about. View is not obstructed. There are no shrubs there. Healthy trees do not need to be cut down. We are losing all the dead and dying Monterey pines. It is definitely time for the annual brush cutting.

I see now that someone cut limbs off an oak tree on the median right where this message addresses. That action did not make a difference to the site views but did mutilate a really nice new maturing oak sapling which grew there naturally. I believe it is unlawful to cut oaks on public property without a permit.

The City of Oakland addressed this issue on 05/24/2022, service request #1207108.