Case Date:

5/12/2023

The street light at the end of my driveway has been out for over two weeks. When will it be repaired.

Case Date:

5/12/2023

Clearly line the double left hand turn lanes for the transition from southbound 45 Bypass to East bound E. Discovery Parkway. I've been almost hit multiple times making this turn. People have a hard time telling where they should be on the road. Lighting should also be added to this intersection, it is very difficult to see at night here.

Case Date:

5/12/2023

Overgrown lawn and downed tree limbs.

Case Date:

5/12/2023

someone has a vast amount of personal belongings in the alleyway, blocking passage while they sort through their items.

Case Date:

5/12/2023

Southeast Park has ground nesting bees living under the benches surrounding the playground. Please Take care to remove before someone gets stung bad

Case Date:

5/12/2023

The trees in the city tree plot on this street are blocking parking spaces and making sidewalk travel nearly impossible.

Case Date:

5/12/2023

Cars are parked on side of street with no parking signs posted.

Case Date:

5/12/2023

The park ridge east baseball field is in need of repair. Request the infield be groomed and holes filled in. Water pools at the home plate. The backstop fence also needs to be secured so that balls cannot roll under it and into the street.

Case Date:

5/12/2023

Grass hasn't been cut for weeks. Growing over 1.5 feet now.

Case Date:

5/12/2023

Good afternoon! I've been a user of the Ferguson Dog Park since 2016. I just love this park and the community of people who visit. Myself and many other regulars often walk the perimeter of the Big Dog Area for fitness and to keep the dogs focused on moving. Often times users of the park will stand near the sunshade and their dogs will cluster. The clustering can sometimes cause natural conflicts between dogs. In the past I lived in Waterloo, Ontario, CA. The dog park in Waterloo is called Betchel Park. One of their features of the park was a gravel walking ring specifically for those two reasons I mentioned - good behavior by owners moving, and encouraging health of the owner. See the attached aerial photo. The many of us that walk the interior perimeter of the fencing at Ferguson don't mind the grass but it has it's own hazards of watching where you step. A gravel "trail around the park would encourage healthy behavior among citizens and canines alike. Thank you for listening. Anne Crecelius