Deskripsyon
I am forwarding for another resident that reported this issue to the wrong department (Wayne County).
"This is City of Detroit public property, we request numerous of times to have tree remove. It's not only destroying our property but killing birds and harming the health to the citizens of Detroit. It's a nuisance! There are trees like this throughout the neighborhood (see attached pictures). More pictures are available upon request, thank you."
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T. If exact address is unknown, please provide the nearest address to the problem.
S. 559 E Philadelphia St Detroit, MI 48202
S. 559 E Philadelphia St Detroit, MI 48202
T. What is the nature of the problem?
S. Standing Dead Tree
S. Standing Dead Tree
T. Is access to a sidewalk, street, driveway or property blocked?
S. Yes
S. Yes
T. Where is the tree located?
S. Berm (area between sidewalk and street)
S. Berm (area between sidewalk and street)
17 Komentos
Kinilala City of Detroit (Beripikadong Opisiyal)
JDMDakota (Rehistradong User)
HistoricFan (Rehistradong User)
Daisy Murril (Rehistradong User)
Daisy Murril (Rehistradong User)
Daisy Murril (Rehistradong User)
Daisy Murril (Rehistradong User)
Daisy Murril (Rehistradong User)
Daisy Murril (Rehistradong User)
Daisy Murril (Rehistradong User)
JDMDakota (Rehistradong User)
Daisy Murril (Rehistradong User)
Hello JDMDakota,
I don't know if you live in the neighborhood but the leaves have holes in it, etc. of a disease tree. Yes it looks alive from the pictures but we had a professional come out in the past that says otherwise. Walk around in the neighborhood, you will see for yourself and maybe a dead bird or two under a tree. This tree not only shed once a season its all year around, lol, seriously.
Sincerely,
Concerned Citizen
HistoricFan (Rehistradong User)
Daisy Murril (Rehistradong User)
HistoricFan,
I would like to meet with the forestry division to discuss more on this matter regarding the trees (research/findings). Thank you, I shall wait to see what they say.
City of Detroit Forestry Division - James (Rehistradong User)
Daisy Murril (Rehistradong User)
Dear James,
No, this is not normal trees when it is a hazard to the citizen of Detroit. The pictures do not do justice, you need to come out and investigate the trees (you have my address). I don’t think you are aware of the damage that it is doing not only to our property, the neighborhood and to the citizens of Detroit. Can you come out to discuss further the issues? Or do we need to get a third opinion before bringing it to the media attention for help? James, really how many pictures do we need to take over the years showing the trees development of hazardous and nuisance. We had a professional company doing treatment on our lawn and brought it to our attention back in 2017, 2020 and now 2023. Each time we brought it to the City of Detroit attention various depts. Please do come out in person to investigate, I welcome you to do so.
P.S.- I am sure if you come out and investigate you will agree to have this tree remove. You would not have a tree like this to continue to grow in front of your house planted by the City of Detroit, thank you.
Isinara General Services Department - HS (Beripikadong Opisiyal)
Thank you for submitting your concern to the City of Detroit. Unfortunately, the tree you have reported is not under the City’s jurisdiction. The City does not maintain trees that are located on private property, in alleys (open or closed), or trees located on state or county roads.
For trees located on county roads please contact the Wayne County Forestry Department phone at (734) 522-7240. Thank you for reporting this concern.