This overgrowth is blocking a sidewalk so that people who use the sidewalk, have to walk out onto Pleasant St. to get around it. This section of the road is extremely busy as it's right up from Tatnuck Square and any person, who has to walk onto the street there is really risking life and limb. And pulling out of South Olean St. onto Pleasant St. is very dangerous as you cannot see the cars traveling west on Pleasant St. until they are right on top of you. Doesn't the DPW do anything about a serious situation like this since it does involve driving on a city street or is it because this section of Pleasant St. considered a state road so the buck can be passed to someother department? Doesn't anyone care about public safety ??? Period ???? Concerned Pam

Thank You for contacting the DPW&P. If the property in question is #1160 Pleasant Street that address is now in Housing Court. The direct phone number for the Housing Court Department is (508)792-0800. If you have any additional questions or would like to speak with a customer service representative please call us at (508)929-1300 or log onto our web site at www.worcesterma.gov

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The issue of overgrowth on Pleasant St, just after the bridge near 1145 Pleasant St. is still very much open, with the growth getting worse. It is on the opposite side of Pleasant St., from the Housing Court situation....This has absolutely nothing to do with that property...The growth is now spilling onto Pleasant St., obstructing both pedestrians walking on , or for that matter, NOT be able to walk on the sidewalk, and giving drivers who exit South Olean St. a very obstructed view of Pleasant St. as they try to pull out onto the street. I don't know if this part of Pleasant St. is part of the state road, and therefore under another juristriction, but either way, this has become a hazard for both drivers and walkers. Concerned Pam

Thank You for contacting the DPW&P. This location in question is in the hands of the Housing Court (508)792-0800. I have updated work order #1321363 with your notes and concerns below. If you have any additional questions or would like to speak with a customer service representative please call us at (508)929-1300 or log onto our web site at www.worcesterma.gov

It should be understood that it is not the responsibility of the DPW& P. Customer Service Center to update resolutions submitted through social networking sites such as SeeClickFix. The DPW&P Customer Service request system is the official site for reporting City issues. Please provide your personal e-mail so that we may respond directly to you with any questions and / or updates to your request

This property IS NOT at 1160 Pleasant Street !!!!! I can't seem to make anyone understand this. This growth is before 1145 Pleasant St., right by and after the bridge over Tatnuck Brook. It really is obvious where it is in regards to the housing court property. Someone needs their eyes checked and SOON !!!!! Concerned Pam

The growth keeps getting bigger. Other neighbors from around this area have complained but everyone is being told a different story as to who is responsible for cutting this mess up. As of August 12th, this issue is still open. I guess we'll all have to wait until the frost comes and kills it naturally. Concerned Pam

Thank You for contacting the DPW&P. The work order in questions is #1324281 and has been assigned to inspector Paul Snow in the Department of Inspectional Services. No further updates have been made on the work order at this time. If you have any additional questions or would like to speak with a customer service representative please call us at (508)929-1300 or log onto our web site at www.worcesterma.gov

It should be understood that it is not the responsibility of the DPW& P. Customer Service Center to update resolutions submitted through social networking sites such as SeeClickFix. The DPW&P Customer Service request system is the official site for reporting City issues. Please provide your personal e-mail so that we may respond directly to you with any questions and / or updates to your request

Maybe Hurricane Irene will knock down all the growth here near 1145 Pleasant Street because it doesn't look like anyone else will be cutting this all down. This issue is still way open and becoming totally overgrown. Concerned Pam

Just pulled out from South Olean onto Pleasant St. yesterday, September 7, and it took me forever to creep out to try and see the traffic coming west on Pleasant St. This is terrible !!!! What is the big issue about cutting this growth so pedestrians can walk on the sidewalk and drivers can see pulling out from South Olean ????? All I can say is "unbelievable !!!!" This issue is still open....Go by and check it out, people !!!! Concerned Pam

Thank You for contacting the DPW&P. According to work order #1324281 this case is now in the hands of the Worcester Law Department (508)799-1161 and Housing Court (508)792-0800. Please contact those departments directly for a follow up. If you have any additional questions or would like to speak with a customer service representative please call us at (508)929-1300 or log onto our web site at www.worcesterma.gov

It should be understood that it is not the responsibility of the DPW& P. Customer Service Center to update resolutions submitted through social networking sites such as SeeClickFix. The DPW&P Customer Service request system is the official site for reporting City issues. Please provide your personal e-mail so that we may respond directly to you with any questions and / or updates to your request

THANK YOU !!!!!! This overgrowth has FINALLY been cut down as of Sept.18th....Whoever did this has my, and, I'm sure, others graitude for doing this. This issue is now closed. Again, Thanks to those involved with the removal of all this growth. Concerned Pam