Please tell your mowing contractor for the B-Line Trail Grimes Ln bridge area that leaving large clumps of mowed grass in the middle of the trail is not acceptable work. Maybe you could also ask that they kindly not leave dip spit on the trail too? If this is 4 U Lawn and Landscape, it wouldn't be the first time this year that they've performed poor quality work on parks property and were generally disrespectful of park users.
During farmers market weekends, the B Line trail often gets blocked by people forming a line across the trail (red line drawn on photo), instead of sticking along parallel to direction of travel on the trail to the side (pink line drawn on photo). I would like to ask if the city could work with Le Petit Cafe to create a barrier with signage, perhaps out of traffic cones (white dots drawn on photo), on the weekends in order to facilitate a line forming in a way that keeps the B Line trail accessible.
Shopping cart discarded on B Line trail. Light post #163, right next to Moravec Way
Trail behind Twin Lakes Sports Park, When you go into trail and go to left there are 2 big trees fallen across the trail near creek.
This spot on the clear creek trail just past the new Fullerton always floods when there is rain. Is there anyway to put some drainage underneath so it doesn’t flood so much.
This spot on the clear creek trail just past the new Fullerton always floods when there is rain. Is there anyway to put some drainage underneath so it doesn’t flood so much.
Looks like the Cypress tree isn't doing well.
There are numerous patches of poison ivy on the south side of the Polly Grimshaw tail between Park Ridge Park and Pete Ellis Dr. The attached photo are just a few spots.
A group of children were riding motorized bikes recklessly on the trail. They were coming very close to people walking and other children riding bikes. They were also doing wheelies and barely maintaining control of their motorized vehicles. I thought motorcycles weren't allowed on our trial systems in town?
Part of a tree fallen blocking creek’s edge trail