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Photo: Red Car Property Neighbor, May 5, 2017. The good news is some of the big trees are recovering after the 2016 fire. Bad news: dry brush is more dense than a year ago. (Click on photos to enlarge.)
Photo: Red Car Property Neighbor, May 12, 2017. Some upslope neighbors did their brush clearance by May 1. Understandably, it appears at least one went overboard clearing well past the property line. (The power lines, halfway up the hill, are at the property line to the Red Car Property.) Many of the protected native Black Walnuts and Coast Live Oaks are recovering from last year's fire, including trees LAFD's contractors cut down (that were not dead) 6 months after the fire.
Photo: Red Car Property Neighbor, May 12, 2017. A relatively small tree that did not recover from the fire and CalTrans' subsequent butchery, is still partially blocking Corralitas Walk, a public sidewalk between Corralitas Drive and Allesandro Way and Lake View Ave.
Photo: Red Car Property Neighbor, May 5, 2017. The dead tree still had its crown a week earlier. Ironically, May 8, three days after this photo was taken, CalTrans sent me email confirmation that the fence had been fixed here on a complaint I'd made November 3, 2016, regarding fence damage between Rosebud/Corralitas and Allesandro Way/Lake View Ave. I guess if they can't see it from their trucks, the problem doesn't exist.
