Please do something about this! Trees are overgrown imparing visibility.
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Stefan Storace
10 years ago
Let's make it happen people.
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Lesley Marvin
10 years ago
Dead trees in median!! I've been annoyed about this for years!!!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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Because of the low hanging tree branches it is extremely dangerous to make a left turn from Mulholland. Please, regularly maintain the street for everyone's safety.
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Dana Kurzawa
10 years ago
Lets get this done and make all of calabasas safe & beautiful!
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Mitch Messinger
10 years ago
The same goes for a stretch of Valley Circle Boulevard to the north of Mulholland and the 101. All the way up to Roscoe. The West Valley deserves better!
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Mary Mau
10 years ago
Fire hazard and it is a drought
Why are hillsides cleared and this whole area right next to cars not ?
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Neglected & overlooked
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Barry Bartindale
10 years ago
The Mulholland median between Topanga and Canoga Ave doesn't look that great either.
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Paul VanRoosendaal
10 years ago
Yes!
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Lisa Stewart
10 years ago
I've lived in this neighborhood since 1969. Went to school at Calabash, Hughes and El Camino. The area has received less attention from the city as time goes on. It is embarrassing since we share a border with Calabasas. The difference between the two cities is amazing. No street sweeping or attention to the long median on Mulholland. It hasn't received attention since the early 1970's when the planters were put in on the concrete median strip on either side of Mulholland. Now they are cracked and require maintenance. The trees need care, some are dead and the eucalyptus branches fall routinely into the street, where they sit until one of the residents comes to move them out of the way. Please, City of Los Angeles, this area needs attention and some traffic help as well at the intersection of Valmar, Mulholland Drive, and Deseret. It is complicated and dangerous intersection where we really could use some traffic logistics help. Thank you!
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Teresa
10 years ago
this is just unacceptable
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Francine Meyberg
10 years ago
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I live in the area and I am a real estate agent for many years .This is unsightly and effects values of our homes,especially since across the street is calabasas which looks good.
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Sue Werle
10 years ago
Long overdue.
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Laura Jameson
10 years ago
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I'm extremely concerned about health of the eucalyptus trees along this stretch. They are majestic trees that are in critical condition, large limbs breaking off into the street due to drought and not getting watered by the city any longer. Please help
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Ben Abadian
10 years ago
Please clean up the streets, maintain & trim the trees and make our neighborhood beautiful again.....
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Kimberly Cossette-Owen
10 years ago
Please clean up the streets, water the trees and take away the dead ones...
clean up all the dead dry brush and fix the highway dividers... Woodland Hills and Calabasas are very nice neighborhoods lets keep them that way....
WHO IS DROPPING THE BALL!
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Scott Romofsky
10 years ago
Let's get this done!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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As a homeowner in the city of Woodland Hills, I am in disbelief looking at the dried out, dying trees that line Mulholland. The 101 sign that has been down for months near the freeway entrance was the first thing I noticed and said to myself "When are they going to put that sign back up?"
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Jonathan Simons
10 years ago
As a taxpayer, just what am I getting for my hard earned dollars? Certainly not a well maintained neighborhood.
Please do something about this! Trees are overgrown imparing visibility.
Let's make it happen people.
Dead trees in median!! I've been annoyed about this for years!!!
Because of the low hanging tree branches it is extremely dangerous to make a left turn from Mulholland. Please, regularly maintain the street for everyone's safety.
Lets get this done and make all of calabasas safe & beautiful!
The same goes for a stretch of Valley Circle Boulevard to the north of Mulholland and the 101. All the way up to Roscoe. The West Valley deserves better!
Fire hazard and it is a drought Why are hillsides cleared and this whole area right next to cars not ?
Neglected & overlooked
The Mulholland median between Topanga and Canoga Ave doesn't look that great either.
Yes!
I've lived in this neighborhood since 1969. Went to school at Calabash, Hughes and El Camino. The area has received less attention from the city as time goes on. It is embarrassing since we share a border with Calabasas. The difference between the two cities is amazing. No street sweeping or attention to the long median on Mulholland. It hasn't received attention since the early 1970's when the planters were put in on the concrete median strip on either side of Mulholland. Now they are cracked and require maintenance. The trees need care, some are dead and the eucalyptus branches fall routinely into the street, where they sit until one of the residents comes to move them out of the way. Please, City of Los Angeles, this area needs attention and some traffic help as well at the intersection of Valmar, Mulholland Drive, and Deseret. It is complicated and dangerous intersection where we really could use some traffic logistics help. Thank you!
this is just unacceptable
I live in the area and I am a real estate agent for many years .This is unsightly and effects values of our homes,especially since across the street is calabasas which looks good.
Long overdue.
I'm extremely concerned about health of the eucalyptus trees along this stretch. They are majestic trees that are in critical condition, large limbs breaking off into the street due to drought and not getting watered by the city any longer. Please help
Please clean up the streets, maintain & trim the trees and make our neighborhood beautiful again.....
Please clean up the streets, water the trees and take away the dead ones... clean up all the dead dry brush and fix the highway dividers... Woodland Hills and Calabasas are very nice neighborhoods lets keep them that way.... WHO IS DROPPING THE BALL!
Let's get this done!
As a homeowner in the city of Woodland Hills, I am in disbelief looking at the dried out, dying trees that line Mulholland. The 101 sign that has been down for months near the freeway entrance was the first thing I noticed and said to myself "When are they going to put that sign back up?"
As a taxpayer, just what am I getting for my hard earned dollars? Certainly not a well maintained neighborhood.