Sheila n joe

Please mow and remove broken trees

Tree removal from last storm This will pose a problem fornext snowfall and into the spring Currently sits a good 4-5 feet in the road Please remove ASAP

Here we go again There are 2 streets in Bishops Gate with city property; Greyledge Drive and Saint Agnes Lane OGS maintains areas owned by the city For some reason SAINT AGNES LANE has a been maintained with mowing every 2-3 weeks Greyledge Drive is completely overlooked It doesn’t make sense As you can see weeds are prevalent and the grasses are getting tall again This is a request to please mow Greyledge Dr between #21-#29 Please also place both roads on the same mowing schedule Thank you

Please mow and trim back overgrowth to the guard rail Remove broken limbs and branches Tick / mosquito season is here and this overgrowth is contributing to its populations

It has been 8 weeks since the city last mowed here and on Saint Agnes Please address this ongoing issue Again, overgrowth contributes to mosquitoes and ticks

Please start mowing these areas The ticks have alreadyattacked our pets making them very ill We do our part in maintaining our properties Why can't the city do the same?

Please mow along city property on Greyledge Dr and St Agnes Lane Mosquito and Ticks are increasingly problematic Thankyou

Please initiate work order for mowing to occur along Greyledge Drive and St. Agnes Drive for at least every 2 weeks not every 6 weeks as in months past.

Please, take care of this overgrowth. Numerous requests have been made for the past two weeks. While we as collective tax payers have complied with picking up after our pets, this is really not fair. The grass is too tall and there are so many ticks in here. Thank you

In addition, we noticed that the other street in the neighborhood, St. Agnes has received a great deal of attention and care. Particularly the removal of overgrowth and cutting back of dead debris behind the guard rail a solid 3-4 feet. Greyledge Drive needs this too. There are some hanging limbs and weak trees that won't make it through the 2017-2018 winter. Thank you.