There is a missing brick in the decorative pavers on the north side of the B-Line trail at the W Country Club Dr. crossing. The missing piece is substantial enough that it could cause damage to bikes/scooters, or trigger a crash.
I am an elderly individual who relies on a cart to access the course. On multiple occasions, I—and others with mobility or disability-related needs—have been turned away when requesting a spectator cart at events held at Cascades Golf Course. Many of us travel significant distances to support our grandsons and granddaughters, only to arrive and be told that no carts are available, with little more than an apology offered. As a public, municipally operated facility, this raises serious concerns about access for individuals who cannot reasonably walk the course. If these issues are not addressed, I will be pursuing a formal complaint based on accessibility concerns and will be consulting with legal counsel regarding next steps. I would strongly encourage this matter to be reviewed and resolved promptly.
Another one bites the dust... Another car claimed by the totally pointless concrete triangle in the Henderaon/Allen St parking lot at Bryan Park. Someone please take a sledgehammer to this thing.
The city planted trees in the sidewalk plot in front of our house. One of them is leaning back a lot.
Vehicle damage to the ground beside the Jackson Creek Trail: There were deep ruts around one of the cement pads for a bench at the Rogers Family Park. This might be from a mower that got stuck. But then, from the roundabout where the trail leaves Sherwood Oaks Park and goes to Rhorer, there was damage to the ground to the right side of the trail all the way to the farm. First there was a rut dug out on the right side of the trail. Just before the farm's fence, there were numerous deep tracks all through the plantings of cup plants, and muddy tracks onto the trail where it tried to turn around. This was done by something with very large treads - maybe a gator? This is a wild area with posted no mowing or spraying, that usually has a dense concentration of cup plants. What happened?
I know that this was worked on not too long ago, but I don't think there's supposed to be standing water there. This is the northwest area in the Pavilion Lawn.
Southeast Park Lower Trail: Several trees near the creek were blown down in the wind storms last week, falling across and mostly blocking the path. This is the eastern section of the path nearish the junction of the two recreational paths near Sare Rd.
The end of the air pump at switchyard park is broken off
Whitehall plaza seems to be extremely hard pruning their trees. Does this site even have all the trees in place required when they built years ago? They’re removing all shade and growth. This shouldn’t be okay.
Whitehall plaza seems to be extremely hard pruning their trees. Does this site even have all the trees in place required when they built years ago? They’re removing all shade and growth. This shouldn’t be okay.