The dead tree is still there. Why was this closed?

This issue was closed out because it is a duplicate of issue 1683106 which can be found under 1637 Chapel Street. Duplicates cause work order conflicts. On 6/2/15 you entered similar addresses, if this work order pertain to a location other than 1637 Chapel please enter a new work order. If you would like to include more information under this address feel free to comment here https://crm.seeclickfix.com/#/organizations/29/issues/1683106?after=2008-01-01&assigned=&before=2015-07-04&geographies=&priorities=&requestTypes=1853&search=1637&sort=undefined&sortDirection=undefined&status=Open%2CAcknowledged%2CClosed If you have any further questions please feel free to contact the office at 203-946-8004. Thank you.

Thanks very much for the explanation. That makes a lot of sense. I have a question, though. Issue 1683106 is a street tree, and this issue is a tree in Edgewood Park (the address isn't exactly right). Should they still be duplicates?

I also have a more general question. If a single block has multiple dead trees, should I only create one issue? If so, how would you know that there's more than one dead tree?

Thanks for your help. Communication like this is fantastic!

I do apologize, I realize that these are in fact two different work orders. The way we usually input multiple trees on a block is by making a notation on the work order ex. 180 Park Road is where the first tree is located so I would enter it under that address. In the description I would say 5 trees at location between 180 and 200, or 180 until Hyde Street which is the corner. Also state whether or not they are on the same street side or not. Pretty much the more detailed the work order the higher the chance that the work will be accurately completed. I hope this helps.

Great, got it, thanks. That's how I'll do it from now on.

This issue was recategorized from Parks Request to Tree Trimming.

The tree is still there.

The tree is still there.

The tree is still there.

The tree is still there.

Parks Department: Data Entry assigned this issue to URBAN FORESTER City of New Haven

The tree has been inspected and prioritized for action.

URBAN FORESTER City of New Haven assigned this issue to Removal Priority 1

The tree has been cut down.

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