closed #62890
Other
4674 W Gifford RD
- Case Date:
- 7/13/1998
YARD REPAIR E OF METER PIT IN RIGHT OF WAY
YARD REPAIR E OF METER PIT IN RIGHT OF WAY
Leonard Springs Park, parking lot Today 3/12/26 at around 4:30pm I was approached by a man just outside the parking lot. While I approached the lot, he was sitting in his car with the windows down playing loud music. When I got closer, he got out of this car and started walking down the gravel path in my direction. When he was about 10 feet away he said to me: "Thats a pretty cat." (I had my 90lb dog with me.). I laughed and said thanks and kept walking. He then stopped and asked "Are you bouncing right now?" I didn't understand him and just said No and kept walking. He then mumbled a bit and said something like "yea just asking, if you weren't leaving, I was gonnna go take some pictures and you could come." I told him I was yea I was leaving and walked away. Nothing egregious, but the interaction made me uncomfortable. It felt like a predatory interaction and I wouldn't want anyone else to experience this. If I didn't have my dog with me, I would have felt unsafe. I didn't get a license plate, but he was driving a white, four-door car, maybe a Ford Focus. Not brand new, but not old either. He was roughly 5'10 - 6ft. Sandy blonde hair. Wearing all black - sneakers, skinny jeans, a tattered leather jacket. He was a normal to thin build. White male.
A tree fell across the trailhead on the gravel road near the big sinkhole, blocking access to the top of the stairs at Leonard Springs.
Dirty water.
Hello, Writing to let you know that some of the trail signs here are practically unreadable. Have a good day! Brandon.
Mass of butchered animal carcass in parking lot
No issue but am wondering if there is a picnic area at Leonard Springs Park, we will be passing through and thought it would be a nice place for a picnic.
Two tree falls hanging across trails. One between bottom of steps and wetland deck. Other on dam trail spur.
There is a whole lot of bush clover growing around the picnic area beyond the gate at Leonard Springs Nature Park. bush clover is invasive especially in wooded areas and should be removed.
One of the metal posts supporting the tent at Leonard Springs is broken in half.