Case Date:

4/21/1999

Complaint about out-of-city fees @ the golf course. They are too high (much lower than Bedford).

Case Date:

4/9/1999

Ms. Neumann had a complaint about the Junior League program stating that the organization was in total chaos, practices were running too late. Her son refuses to play now and she wants a refund.

Case Date:

3/3/1999

Griffy Trails: The trails are torn up by motor bikes. She is worried about endangered plant life in the park and erosion being caused by these bikes.

Case Date:

9/2/1998

Sherwood Oaks Park: Lights out.

Case Date:

8/4/1998

Farmers' Market: Caller says that there should not be animals at the market. This past weekend there were three dogs and two cats. He does not want this to continue. He wants to work together on the project to change this.

Case Date:

7/27/1998

Bryan Park Pool: Pool rental from 9-11pm on 7/24 was too loud. A DJ was screaming on the loudspeaker and blaring music. That noise is inappropriate for this residential area.

Case Date:

3/16/1999

Limestone Rail Trail: Ms. Tilford walked the trail and reported barriers and no trespassing signs behind Dillman Treatment Plant. She asked if that area is private property. Farther south she said cows are grazing on the right-of-way. She asked if the Rail Trail Conservancy might be able to help. She is a member and trail supporter.

Case Date:

8/20/1998

BACC: Disappointed w/location & appearance of the center. Had friend who came to visit and refused to retire here due to the center. "Empty storefront" appearance. Has complained before and would like a call back on this. Should visit Lafayette - it is nice.

Case Date:

7/30/1998

Truck #876 - hauling limbs - caught limbs in her back windows. Says he needs to be more careful when hauling debris, maybe load his truck better!

Case Date:

7/27/1998

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.