Loaded waffle fries generator is so loud that I can hardly hear the person sitting next to me. No other food truck has a generator this loud. Ruining the atmosphere for everyone. They should be parked far away from where the tables are located if they can’t reduce the noise.
I have now multiple times seen homeless people making a new encampment here. Tents, hammocks, unsupervised dogs and all. It seriously frustrates me that this is one of the only safe, family friendly parks/trails and it is starting to become an encampment. What also concerns me is there are two schools and a church nearby, all of which have kids who walk or bike to school and use the trail to safely get there. People living here also means destroying what a beautiful area this is. The setup I saw near the creek today will undoubtedly bring trash and unwanted debris to the water and the surrounding areas. We should not continue to tolerate this in our parks and on our trails. It’s not helpful or caring to people who are clearly struggling to just let them continue doing illegal things like camping out in public spaces that are not campgrounds. I will continue to lodge complaints because the last thing I want to do is stand idly by and watch this great park become the next encampment.
Tonight (Aug 28th) the music at Switchyard is WAY TOO LOUD. I am in my apt at south rockport rd and I cant even hear my television, my dogs keep barking, my son with autism has had a few meltdowns. Usually I hear it slightly. I hear it as if I am their in front of the band tonight. I thought of calling police for a noise complaint is it would work to make them turn it down.
The lights at the tennis court don't turn on. Tried at 8:30pm and 9pm. Tried the buttons for both courts. No luck.
The lights on the connection between Olcott and rogers park are turning off too much army. I ran through at 6:55 and it was so dark. Can they be turned on until the sun is up please??
The lights at the Bryan park tennis courts do not work.
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The concert at Switchyard Park tonight is sooooo loud. I can hear everything that is being said and all of the music inside my house with the doors and windows closed. I have never heard a concert at the park be this loud before. It sounds twice as loud as the Granfalloon concerts.