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The over growth of vegetation is a breeding ground for, but not limited to the following: 1) fire hazards. 2) Diseases associated with the inhabitance of raccoons, rats & coyotes (as I have seen all 3 types of nuisances ). 3) Killing of home owners pets by raccoon & coyotes (which I unfortunately have witnessed) 4) mischievous behavior (which I have witnessed) .. dumping of garbage .. public urination/fecal deposits .. contents of someone's vehicle and registration (which lives approximately one block away). 5) The invasive blackberry bushes are encroaching on home owner’s property. It would be greatly appreciated if the city could clean up this area. Thank you
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Q. What is the problem?
A. Over growth of blackberry bushes and various weeds
A. Over growth of blackberry bushes and various weeds
Q. Specific location?
A. 8th Ave NE - between NE 180th St to NE 185th St
A. 8th Ave NE - between NE 180th St to NE 185th St
Q. Does it pose a hazard?
A. YES
A. YES
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Thank you for contacting the City of Shoreline. We have assigned service request number 13431 for our Customer Response Team to respond and investigate.
Please also report any suspicious activity to 911.
If you have any further questions please contact us at 206-801-2700.
Thank you.
Customer Response Team | City of Shoreline | 17500 Midvale Ave N, Shoreline, WA 98133-4905 | 206-801-2700 | crteam@shorelinewa.gov
City of Shoreline (Oficial verificado)
Corrected to service request #13447.
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