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7/13/2023

The wooden boardwalk is rotting in one place. The board is soft and flexs under weight. Someone could trip over it.

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7/7/2023

I wanted to have city mow the back of my yard. The fence is my boundary and they never mow the rest

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7/5/2023

High winds during a thunderstorm on the evening of 7/5/23 caused large tree branches on the trail of RCA park to fall onto my fence. There is also a callery pear tree that almost exclusively hangs over the fence into my yard that I would like removed, if possible.

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7/1/2023

Large hackberry tree down and suspended over a rail trail just north of W Gordon Pike.

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6/28/2023

Trails are overgrown, went there 2 weeks ago with the kids and then again yesterday. Thorns where nasty cutting legs, arms and faces. The parking lot area looked weed wacked, thanks. Winds blew trees over across trails too.

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6/16/2023

Poison ivy is growing into the walking and bike lane all along Southdowns. This is a hazard to people walking, children, and pets who will transfer the oils to their owners.

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6/6/2023

Limb down on the Rail Trail about 1/2 mile south of Country Club.

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4/26/2023

Spray paint graffiti on sign

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4/19/2023

Has report #183351 from April 5th been forgotten? No response as far as I can tell & trees are still blocking trails in at least 7 places. thanks

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4/14/2023

Given that tomorrow is the last date to lodge complaints against how the Southeast Park Trail 2 was constructed, and given that I've already lodged complaints against this (to no avail), I am one last time losing a last complaint against the SE Park Trail 2, to document that you people aren't even considering this issue as relevant. Just to document this for records, I've complained about the SE Park 2 issues for a couple of years now. The City chooses to ignore these complaints. I have only complained about how The City and their colleagues ignored my complaints over time. And still...... At some point will our city planners do something about this? No?