Friday night storm's wind snapped top of tree which toppled into Ray Road before part pushed from roadway into right of way. Remnants of tree blocking sidewalk. Considerable debris in gutter and along sidewalk in that area.

Section of sidewalk, where concrete has been removed to allow for tree planting, is uneven when not filled in completely. Needs to be filled in, possibly with gravel, because the dirt fill is washing out. Very easy to walk straight ahead on the sidewalk and step into these depressions.

A tree is blocking the Loblolly trail just in front of the Richland Lake dam.

Overgrown trees and brush at the corner of Macon Pond and Blue Ridge Road force pedestrians to have to walk in the gutter of Blue Ridge Road, which is a busy four lane road

tree limbs need to be trimmed on roadside on the south bound lane of Blue Ridge Road between both intersections with Morningside Drive

Branch is partially in the road way. Left lane. West/southbound direction.

You can't see the signs to get on to 540 from Leesville Rd heading southbound because of trees blocking the 540 signs.

The curved corner section has a long stress crack through its middle, and where it meets the straight section of sidewalk that parallels Ray Road, there is 3"+ elevation difference. (Photos include a 12" ruler.) The area of mowing strip between sidewalk and curb along Ray appears to be sinking slowly (erosion due to a leak under curb into storm sewer?). Even if there is no underground structural problem, the large differential in sidewalk presents a tripping hazard for pedestrians and certain damage to bicycles that pass. This corner represents the only sidewalk route leading to Lake Lynn Park for residents of this phase of Stonehenge neighborhood, so it is a very well traveled route. Note: A similar concrete sidewalk situation exists directly across Laurel Mountain Road at the W/SW corner with Ray -- however, this sidewalk problem involving invasive tree roots is already marked with orange paint signifying a repair is planned there. It does not appear the opposite corner's sidewalk has received similar inspection.

I need to know if this tree is in the right of way. If it is, do we need a permit to have it removed and/or will the city take it down? We had an arborist look at it and he determined it to be a liablity if struck by a vehicle or in the case of a major storm. I am the president of the Springdale Estates HOA and would like to get clarification on this.

In ROW. need to cut remove. Has green surveyor tape around trunk. At edge of pavement.

Trees along blue ridge road make it hard to see bikers and pedestrians on the new greenway waiting to cross blue ridge road in time to slow down.

There are not tress to be found anymore.All the trees on Glenwood Ave are gone and around all sides of the building. This is a disgrace!

At the corner of Hilburn Hills and Hilburn drive, there is a big pile of tree limbs. It appears they were dumped - but they were dumped on the road, just in front of the stop sign.

Overgrown grass and weeds, tree limbs in backyard and in front yard, overgrown bushes with weeds and near sidewalk on slope, overgrown grass and weeds. Property is not regularly maintained.

trees limbs growing over traffic signal

Large cut tree trunk weighing down and dangling on power line...looks dangerous!; E side (7800 blk) Ray Rd., <0.1 mi. N of (8100 blk) Kebworth Ct.; near Parklyn (subdiv.)

Right at the intersection of morningside & Wycliff

As a result of the storms Saturday night there is tree debris at the SW corner of W, Millbrook and Dodsworth. Northbound traffic on Dodsworth has almost no visibility of the eastbound lanes of W. Millbrook. This makes for a very dangerous traffic situation since traffic on W. Millbrook is traveling at 45 MPH. This debris appears to have been cleared from W. Millbrook and piled so high at the edge of the road that no car (or truck) can see over it. The sidewalk is totally blocked which makes this a hazard for pedestrians and bicycles as well. Please clear this debris as soon as possible.

Trees on Doie cope rd near hilburn are making sidewalk hard to walk down.

Lady in town home cut down all of her trees (or maybe the cities trees) and dumped them on the city land surrounding the water tower

The sign on the eastbound side of Brier Creek Parkway that shows Durham to the left and Raleigh to the right is obscured by trees

About 3 large trees have bent over Pleasant Grove Church Road and look like another rain will cause them to break onto the street. Will the city send someone to take them down? They are only about 7 feet high now and don't have far to fall on a car.

On Parkwood Drive (old Brookhaven) just past Shamrock Drive (going down the hill away from Rembert Drive) there is a city sign that says "hidden driveways" that is hidden by trees.

Can the trees be trimmed?

Decayed 30' tree separated from root system and fell towards my house (4508 Wellington Downs), but was caught by branch of another tree. Tree is brittle and held only at the tip. Will soon crack, fall and damage my home. House is abandoned foreclosure now owned by Fannie Mae. Property has multiple nuisances (overgrowth, rotted external porch with missing boards, etc.) but all I really care about is having the tree safely removed before it causes property damage.