Citizen says the Miller Showers area furthest north that was torn up last year looks "horrible". Its all brown with twigs sticking up and is a mess. If this is what the wildflower planting did, she'd rather see weeds & grass that are mowed. Says everyone coming into town from the north sees this and it gives a really bad impression.
RE: Cascades Golf Course fence, BPD called and stated there is a hole in the fence due to an accident. Event #98-15953
RE: Twin Lakes Lodge: The building was dirty when they rented it. The floors had not been swept very well. There were piles of dirt in the corners. The floor had not been mopped. The bathroom sinks and toilets were dirty. They went ahead and cleaned up because they did not have the time to call the Parsk Dept. before their party began. They also cleaned up afterwards, but feels it was not their duty to clean up other people's messes.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Woodward Insurance Building - the trees on the east side building need to be trimmed.
Ms. Anderson wrote to say how beautiful the garden plantings around town are, especially the areas around the Showers Bldg. She feels the flowers are well chosen and artfully planted and they contribute a great deal to the beauty of the city. Also, complimented the staff on the wildflower planting north of Miller Showers. (see attached letter).