Who is in charge of this petition? I would like to post more pictures of the blight. It is even worse now due to the overgrowth from the heavy rains this winter. This is a really nice part of Woodland Hills that has the potential to be beautiful.
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Ray Erickson
9 years ago
Please make our city's presentable. The mess on Mulholland is embarrassing and unsafe.
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K Stan
10 years ago
Please, fix this problem
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Sheppard Kaufman
10 years ago
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This is especially sad considering that the city has designated the Mulholland Scenic Corridor with specific requirements of the residents within the are. The city should, at the very least, participate in maintaining city property along this corridor.
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marsha
10 years ago
margarita drive has many dead trees and branches are always falling, and some one is going to have a fatal accident
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Anthony Crivello
10 years ago
From: Jason Valencia
To: Anthony Tony Crivello
Cc: Michael Owens
Sent: Tue, Jul 28, 2015 11:03 am
Subject: Re: The Oaks of Woodland Hills STREET AND SIDEWALK REPAIRS 7/28/15
Hi Tony,
Feel free to call me at your earliest convenience at 818-774-4330. I can explain the details to you. Also, attached please find a document that explains the resurfacing process. Thank you.
On Tue, Jul 28, 2015 at 10:46 AM, Anthony "Tony" Crivello wrote:
July 28, 2015
To: Mr. JASON VALENCIA
Mr. MICHAEL OWENS
From: ANTHONY CRIVELLO
Mr. VALENCIA and Mr. OWENS-
Your response to Ms. Afram and all the residents of The Oaks Of Woodland Hills regarding the repairs of our two streets is disappointing at best. To repair a tenth of the street in our subdivision between Mulholland Drive and the intersection of Alizondo and Dulcinea Court without addressing the streets adjacent to our homes would just serve to exacerbate the already esthetically displeasing and dangerous problems.
I have lived in this subdivision since 1994. We are consistently made to feel like 'second class citizens' by the city of Los Angeles Bureau Of Street Services (and those responsible for same) when it comes to quality of care to our public streets, sewers, utilities, sidewalks, curbs, maintainance, street and sidewalk cleaning ... not only on Alizondo and Dulcinea Court, but also the surrounding area along the Mulholland Drive Corridor adjacent to our subdivision.
I know for fact that many of the residents of this neighborhood have repeatedly requested repairs and maintainance over the years. I personally requested same 15 years ago, 10 years ago, and now yet again... only to be given excuse after excuse of why it could not be done.
And with the recent settlement of billions allocated to the city specifically for sidewalk and street repairs... and with the obvious repairs that have been docketed and executed throughout Woodland Hills, it smacks of the same lack of attention from
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Anthony Crivello
10 years ago
Here is a contact information. It was through Mr. Sanz-Agero that Alizondo Parkway was cleared earlier this year.
If everyone writes and complains, movement will happen.
I have been writing and calling city inspectors for years... but still no action on Mulholland, including out streets Dulcinea Court and Alizondo. The Hillside next to our subdivision is bonfire waiting to happen. And across the street from Louisville School, that run down shack an invitation for disaster on multiple levels... besides being a terrible eyesore.
Along Mulholland, trees are dead, overgrown, brick and cement work broken, sidewalks in terrible condition throughout Woodland Hills. And just around the corner, Calabasas streets and sidewalks maintained, beautified, upgraded...
The voices must be unified and the complaints multiple. Woodland Hills is in disgraceful condition. The Street services minimal-- and lack of funding is blamed. But that is no excuse -- we still pay taxes to have services executed by the city.
Christopher Sanz-Agero, Fire Inspector
Brush Clearance Unit
Bureau of Fire Prevention
Los Angeles Fire Department
6262 Van Nuys Blvd, Suite 451
Van Nuys, CA 91401
Office: (818)778-4924
Fax: (818)778-4910
E-mail: [email protected]
Brush Website: http://lafd.org/brush/
Prevention Website: http://lafd.org/prevention/
LAFD Website: http://lafd.org/
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Where is the tax money going anyway?
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Dori Rosenthal
10 years ago
This is a HUGE SAFETY HAZARD! With the horrible drought the trees are close to coming down and could possibly kill someone.
Fire hazard as well. Yes, it's no at all appealing as well. Where are our tax dollars being used? Our streets look horrible. DO SOMETHING PLEASE!
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Dori Rosenthal
10 years ago
PLEASE PLEASE DO THIS BEFORE SOMEONE IS HURT OR KILLED! The gorgeous trees need trimming, maintenance and safety monitoring. It's only a matter of time.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Please clean up this mess. It is unsightly and dangerous. Use my tax dollars.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Please clean up this area.
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sandie knopf
10 years ago
Please do something about this. I drive this route 2 times a day.
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Sheri Bergman
10 years ago
Very concerned about the safety hazard of these trees.
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T Mortensen
10 years ago
I see this every day at least twice a day. Trees are hazardous to driving, branches hit cars and in the path of stop light visuals. Very dangerous!!!
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Tracy Credle
10 years ago
This stretch of Woodland Hills is not only neglected and unattractive, it's dangerous! Huge over grown and dead trees pose a huge safety concern! LA County PLEASE do something!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
We pay a ridiculous amount of taxes to live in this area. Please fix this mess!!
Help us please!!
Who is in charge of this petition? I would like to post more pictures of the blight. It is even worse now due to the overgrowth from the heavy rains this winter. This is a really nice part of Woodland Hills that has the potential to be beautiful.
Please make our city's presentable. The mess on Mulholland is embarrassing and unsafe.
Please, fix this problem
This is especially sad considering that the city has designated the Mulholland Scenic Corridor with specific requirements of the residents within the are. The city should, at the very least, participate in maintaining city property along this corridor.
margarita drive has many dead trees and branches are always falling, and some one is going to have a fatal accident
From: Jason Valencia To: Anthony Tony Crivello Cc: Michael Owens Sent: Tue, Jul 28, 2015 11:03 am Subject: Re: The Oaks of Woodland Hills STREET AND SIDEWALK REPAIRS 7/28/15 Hi Tony, Feel free to call me at your earliest convenience at 818-774-4330. I can explain the details to you. Also, attached please find a document that explains the resurfacing process. Thank you. On Tue, Jul 28, 2015 at 10:46 AM, Anthony "Tony" Crivello wrote: July 28, 2015 To: Mr. JASON VALENCIA Mr. MICHAEL OWENS From: ANTHONY CRIVELLO Mr. VALENCIA and Mr. OWENS- Your response to Ms. Afram and all the residents of The Oaks Of Woodland Hills regarding the repairs of our two streets is disappointing at best. To repair a tenth of the street in our subdivision between Mulholland Drive and the intersection of Alizondo and Dulcinea Court without addressing the streets adjacent to our homes would just serve to exacerbate the already esthetically displeasing and dangerous problems. I have lived in this subdivision since 1994. We are consistently made to feel like 'second class citizens' by the city of Los Angeles Bureau Of Street Services (and those responsible for same) when it comes to quality of care to our public streets, sewers, utilities, sidewalks, curbs, maintainance, street and sidewalk cleaning ... not only on Alizondo and Dulcinea Court, but also the surrounding area along the Mulholland Drive Corridor adjacent to our subdivision. I know for fact that many of the residents of this neighborhood have repeatedly requested repairs and maintainance over the years. I personally requested same 15 years ago, 10 years ago, and now yet again... only to be given excuse after excuse of why it could not be done. And with the recent settlement of billions allocated to the city specifically for sidewalk and street repairs... and with the obvious repairs that have been docketed and executed throughout Woodland Hills, it smacks of the same lack of attention from
Here is a contact information. It was through Mr. Sanz-Agero that Alizondo Parkway was cleared earlier this year. If everyone writes and complains, movement will happen. I have been writing and calling city inspectors for years... but still no action on Mulholland, including out streets Dulcinea Court and Alizondo. The Hillside next to our subdivision is bonfire waiting to happen. And across the street from Louisville School, that run down shack an invitation for disaster on multiple levels... besides being a terrible eyesore. Along Mulholland, trees are dead, overgrown, brick and cement work broken, sidewalks in terrible condition throughout Woodland Hills. And just around the corner, Calabasas streets and sidewalks maintained, beautified, upgraded... The voices must be unified and the complaints multiple. Woodland Hills is in disgraceful condition. The Street services minimal-- and lack of funding is blamed. But that is no excuse -- we still pay taxes to have services executed by the city. Christopher Sanz-Agero, Fire Inspector Brush Clearance Unit Bureau of Fire Prevention Los Angeles Fire Department 6262 Van Nuys Blvd, Suite 451 Van Nuys, CA 91401 Office: (818)778-4924 Fax: (818)778-4910 E-mail: [email protected] Brush Website: http://lafd.org/brush/ Prevention Website: http://lafd.org/prevention/ LAFD Website: http://lafd.org/
Where is the tax money going anyway?
This is a HUGE SAFETY HAZARD! With the horrible drought the trees are close to coming down and could possibly kill someone. Fire hazard as well. Yes, it's no at all appealing as well. Where are our tax dollars being used? Our streets look horrible. DO SOMETHING PLEASE!
PLEASE PLEASE DO THIS BEFORE SOMEONE IS HURT OR KILLED! The gorgeous trees need trimming, maintenance and safety monitoring. It's only a matter of time.
Please clean up this mess. It is unsightly and dangerous. Use my tax dollars.
Please clean up this area.
Please do something about this. I drive this route 2 times a day.
Very concerned about the safety hazard of these trees.
I see this every day at least twice a day. Trees are hazardous to driving, branches hit cars and in the path of stop light visuals. Very dangerous!!!
This stretch of Woodland Hills is not only neglected and unattractive, it's dangerous! Huge over grown and dead trees pose a huge safety concern! LA County PLEASE do something!
We pay a ridiculous amount of taxes to live in this area. Please fix this mess!!
It's horrible and unsafe.
Please help...