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4/28/2015

You have severe bagworm infestations in your trees at Trades and G.Butler parks, I have studied entomology since I WAS 8,now 56-it correlates very well with career as critical care RN-they are vectors of many many diseases, These bagworms are going to take down your trees and also gardens at Butler, Look it up. I have taken many of them out-but you need serious arborist or botanist to adress problem. The naturalist, at Brown County may be able to help you PLEASE your parks are one of the best parts of Btown-don't let these insects get out of control, you will live to regret it when your trees start dying-Emerald Ash Borer ring any recent threats to forestry concern with your thought processes. I would be willing to help, but might be limited-depends on your attitude. Peace, love, love the parks and the people that frequent them, they are actually Bloomington's biggest asset

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5/18/2015

We need more gravel near the boat ramp at Griffy Lake. It is currently a large area of mud. thanks.

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5/25/2015

Sherwood oaks park tennis courts appear to have been vandalized. The court closest to the creek has a bent standard and the net is gone. I am pretty sure the net was there on Friday.

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6/5/2015

The water fountains along Jackson Creek Trail at the playground area were not functioning last night.

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6/12/2015

People are driving through the park full of children.

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6/22/2015

Hi, The water to both of the water taps at the Fergusan Dog park are turned off. They were working fine last week. Now withe the hot weather and rain these are used heavily and need to be fixed. Thanks, Dirk Fraser

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6/25/2015

In today's H-T Hotline section quotes from Mick Renneisen indicate you can fish at Weimer Lake in the Wapehani Mountain Bike Park. Is this correct and do you need an Indiana fishing license to do so?

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7/2/2015

South East Park: 1 of the 2 Toddler Spring Toys is broken & missing pieces. I'm concerned about safety.

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7/6/2015

My family was at Bryan Pool on Sunday afternoon at 2:00pm. After an hour of swimming the children were made to leave the pool for adult swim. Twenty minutes is a very long time for a child and since we could only stay for two hours it really limited our swimtime. I overheard comments from several adults that were also unaware of the adult swim rule. Additionally, two young children came in and unaware of your policy stepped into the pool only to be yelled at by the lifeguard. The girls were so embarrassed they ran to their mothers in tears. What is the puropse of this extended time out? There were only a handful of adults in the pool and most felt bad that their children couldn't join them.

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7/16/2015

My question is about the lack of mowing in the middle of Sherwood Oaks Park. Is the plan for this park to make the old football field into woods? The trees in there are several years old now and beginning to shade the "trail" around the park. Shoudn't someone bush-hog this part of the park? One of the things I have always enjoyed about this park is the black raspberries that grow on the western side of the old field. The new trees in the middle are starting to shade this area, and soon those berries will fade away, as they prefer "edges" with sun to the east of them. The same sort of thing is happening in Olcott park, so I am guessing that this is part of your plan, but if it is not a real plan, can someone come and cut all that brush down? Thanks! Kim