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This tree is not located on private property but rather Pinellas County property. Please address so Feather Sound residents can walk on the sidewalk.

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Thank you for taking the time to report an issue via “Doing Things for You”! However, the issue you have reported is not within our jurisdiction. This particular tree has been reported in the past and explained that the tree is not located on Pinellas County R.O.W. but on City of St Peterburg R.O.W. For future reporting of issues within this local; Pinellas County Maintenance does not begin until Feather Sound Dr. This issue has been forwarded to the City of St Petersburg Mayor’s Action Center. Please contact the City of St Petersburg Mayor’s Action Center for further updates. In the future, you may report a City of St Pete issue by using the following link: https://seeclickfix.com/st-petersburg.

This tree is not located on private property but rather Pinellas County property. Please address so Feather Sound residents can walk on the sidewalk.

BCD,,, Pinellas County is NOT stating this is private property. Pinellas County is stating that this location where the tree you speak of is actually within the jurisdiction of City of St Petersburg. This SCF was forwarded to the City of St Petersburg to address your reported issue with the tree in their ROW.

Great! I hope between Pinellas County and the City of St. Petersburg would create a solution so Feather Sound pedestrians actually walk on the sidewalk standing upright rather than having to avoid the sidewalk due to overgrown tree limb obstructing the sidewalk.

Good morning, this is David from the Mayor's Action Center in St. Petersburg - we are sending staff to the reported location today to confirm responsibility for the tree in the ROW that is encroaching on the sidewalk, and we will post back here what has been determined. From the photo that was provided, it's possible that the abutting property owner might be the responsible party, as they may be required to maintain the ROW, but our inspector will do there best to make that assessment today. If it does turn out to be the City's responsibility, we will assign to the appropriate department. Thanks again for the report - we appreciate your help.

Good afternoon, David here again - I've spoken with representatives from both our Community Services Department and Public Works Department and confirmed that the location of the reported bottle brush tree is just to the north of the City's jurisdictional boundary on Whisperwood Dr - see the attached screen shot (and forgive my crude labeling with MS Paint.)

For reference, the closest property to the tree is 2800 La @#$% Dr, which shows on the Pinellas County WebGIS map as part of Clearwater, however the tree's location is indicated as 'Unincorporated'.

From the map tools we have reviewed, it's evident that the reported tree, albeit very close to the City's jurisdiction, is not in an area to which we could send a crew for maintenance, and even if it was in the City limits, it would be reported to our Codes department for the abutting property owner's responsibility to maintain.

Apologies for any confusion, or for any inconvenience that anyone has been caused - I may be reached at Action@stpete.org - thanks again, David (Mayor's Action Center)

One more image - a screen shot of the Pinellas County WebGIS map that shows St Peterburg's boundary (in purple) and where it stops on Whisperwood just south of the tree. Thanks again, David

This will be assigned to a Pinellas County Urban Forestry crew. Will try to complete job early next week crew and see it gets taken care of early next week

The issue you reported has been resolved by the Pinellas County Public Works Department “Doing Things for YOU!” If you have any additional questions or concerns please contact our Customer Service Department at (727) 464-8900 or via email at publicworks@pinellascounty.org and reference Work Request # 1802217 We are striving to improve our services.
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