Sherwood Oaks Park: 1. Need more trash bins. 2. High school students use area as parking spot. 3. Frequently glass on tennis courts. 4. Park not well maintained. 5. Sewers overflowing. 6. Fallen trees.
Woodward Insurance Building - the trees on the east side building need to be trimmed.
cALLER GOES TO 3RD ST. PARK ON HER LUNCH HOUR W/CO-WORKERS TO EAT. SHE SAYS IT SEEMS THERE ARE FEWER AND FEWER PICNIC TABLES FOR THEM TO EAT AT AND DOESN'T WANT TO STOP GOING TO PARK. WOULD LIKE TO SEE MORE PICNIC TABLES AND WOULD DEFINITELY LIKE A CALL BACK ASAP.
Banneker Center: Ms. Inskip reported that her children were threatened by a teenager at the center. The teen threatened to kill them. Teen was described as a white male, glasses, long hair, wearing a green shirt.
Wilburt was upset that the Banneker staff was unable to get a volleyball net and ball for them. The staff member's key would not work.
Wilburt was upset that our staff was unable to get a volleyball net and ball for them this morning. The staff membe's key would not work.
Lives next to Park Square Park - enjoys playming basketball when evening colls down. The lights have not been coming on. Has called before - wants the lights on and would like a return call.
Banneker Center: After receiving a call from a fellow Teen X-Treme parent, Mr. Preslaff felt it import to contact us concerning some issues het felt needed to be addressed @ BBCC. He suggested that there were many "unidentified" youth/teens coming into BBCC during Teen X-Treme as well as "gang activity" going on both inside and outside the center. He mentioned on fourt different occasions that he was happy & overwhelmingly pleased w/the program and has no intention of removing his son.
Banneker Center: Ms. McKibben attended a lecture about gangs and was upset to find out they could exist in Blmtn. She contacted the probation dept and the Police Dept who told her the areas of greatest gang activity was BBCC, Kirkwood and the Mall. She withdrew both her children the Teen X-Treme Camp and wanted to know why we had not informed her of the risk. She questioned whether P&R was "burying their heads in the sand" about gang issues.
Farmers Market: Dr. Walcher has gone to the market twice. Both times he saw dogs. This is unacceptable - wants signs posted that this is against board of health regulations. (Dr. Walcher is a retired physician and has worked for the board of health in the past). If the number of pets at the market doesn't improve, he will be very upset.