Case Date:

4/22/2026

I’m writing to express concern about the current condition of the Twin Lakes Recreation Center. As a member for several years who regularly participates in several of the free classes offered, I’ve seen the facility over time and feel it’s important to share these concerns. While the Center has great potential, several ongoing issues are significantly impacting the overall experience. First, the lack of music in the workout areas makes the environment feel uninviting and low-energy. Music is a basic expectation in most fitness spaces and plays an important role in motivation. Additionally, much of the equipment appears outdated and in need of replacement or maintenance. This not only affects usability but can also raise safety concerns. Along those same lines, the furniture throughout the facility is worn and visibly old, which contributes to an overall impression that the space is not being adequately maintained. There are also operational issues that need attention. Broken clocks throughout the facility make it difficult for folks to manage their time effectively during workouts or classes. On top of that, the limited class availability does not meet the community's needs, especially for those who rely on structured fitness options. It would be nice to have multiple time slots for the HIIT and Bootcamp classes! Taken together, these issues create an experience that falls short of what a community recreation facility should provide. I hope these concerns are taken seriously and that improvements can be made to better serve the community. Thank you.

Case Date:

4/22/2026

Cheyenne ~ I got an email from you earlier today, but couldn't respond to it. Thank you for looking into this matter. I wanted to update that this week we have had 2 cars broken into. The neighbors are concerned about the dark street. Thanks again ~ Vickie P.S. I am a homeowner, but because I sit on the Board I field lots of complaints/concerns from residents. You may received other UReports, if so please respond to my email so that I can update the entire HOA.

Case Date:

3/16/2026

The street light over the mailboxes at 2700 South McCartney Lane was turned over to city when McCartney Lane became a city street rather than a private street. It is no longer maintained by the HOA because of that. It has burned out and makes that area dark and dangerous. Can it be changed, please? Thanks - Vickie Temple Davison Resident at 2724 South McCartney 812-322-4124

Case Date:

9/16/2023

Raised sidewalk (both sides of slab) caused by tree roots in easement causing tripping hazard.

Case Date:

4/23/2026

Once again, we’d really appreciate a sign or cones to slow traffic here where the large metal plate now covers both lanes of traffic. Jackhammers all day, and cars all night hitting the unmarked plate at top speed in the road, which is in total darkness. The sound may as well be inside our home.

Case Date:

4/6/2026

A large construction vehicle has been parked on the north side of W Adams Hill Circle near Adams street for about a month. It's blocking the sidewalk on the north side of the street, between the two retention ponds.

Case Date:

3/24/2026

Homeless person back to living under pile of tree-limbs next to railroad tracks near Park Ridge Park.

Case Date:

3/28/2026

Blocking sidewalk and dumpster on street fixing pedestrian into street to access mailboxes. Including blind residents.

Case Date:

4/10/2026

We live right in front of the new huge metal plate that is covering a construction hole on 2nd. This plate is so loud and boomy each time a car drives by, so, constantly. It vibrates our home and can be heard all the way in the back over noise machines. Can anything be done to slow down traffic here in hopes of some peace? We’ve been very patient with the ongoing, loud, repairs being done all day and sometimes all night, as well as the reduced parking and blocked access to our driveway. As you know, all the streetlights have been removed around here, making it harder for vehicles to see this plate and slow down in time.

Case Date:

4/19/2026

The east-west signal at Covenanter and College Mall Rd remains a persistent problem for cyclists. The signal seems to be triggered at best by a motor vehicle presence, meaning a cyclist approaching the intersection with no car nearby has no way to get a green light except by pressing a pedestrian beg button that is not accessible from the road. This is a recurrent problem that keeps getting marked “closed” but without real evidence that the matter has been addressed successfully for east-west transportation at this intersection. See these past comparable complaints: 11/12/2025 #206750 (when the signal was not even responding to a car) 8/5/2025 #204676 6/26/2025 #203711 4/2/2024 #187457