Case Date:

7/31/2014

Rose & Walker has two temporary signs without a permit.

Case Date:

7/24/2001

Weeds and grass are really high next to 296.

Case Date:

2/6/2022

Pedestrian light where the BLine crosses Winslow/Tapp/Country Club is stuck on (flashing red) with no pedestrians present.

Case Date:

10/3/2022

The red signal lights are out going both ways when pedestrians want to cross on the trail.

Case Date:

5/16/2023

East of the B-Line on Country Club Drive there is a pothole in the east lane of traffic. (Also, up the hill to the west from the B-Line on Country Club in the eastbound lane there is some rough road developing)

Case Date:

6/26/2023

There is pothole on westbound Country Club Dr west of Walnut and across from Grease Monkey shop.

Case Date:

8/31/2021

Why are there no bathrooms from switchyard south and southwest?

Case Date:

6/28/2024

A tent city has developed on the B-Line Trail, south of W Country Club Dr and north of W Gordon Pike. They are cutting down foliage for more tents and dogs are running loose.

Case Date:

7/25/2024

Homeless people are choosing to live/ sleep in the b- line parking lot.

Case Date:

6/2/2025

At 10:04pm on Monday, June 2, 2025, I observed an older white SUV go from the west bound lane of Country Club into the east bound lane of traffic head on, then back up into the gravel/grassy area on the south side of Country Club and east of the Rail Trail parking lot. There is a gravel road that runs parallel to the Rail Trail there. I also saw headlights from a second vehicle facing north on the gravel road further down to the south, which would have been beyond where the gate is located that should keep vehicles out of that area. These appear to be homeless people. They need to be removed and that area needs to be secured so that no homeless people can drive vehicles back into the woods and live along the road. That part of City Property has already been subject to eviction and cleared out. The homeless need to be removed immediately from anywhere and everywhere along the entire stretch of the Rail Trail from Country Club to Gordon Pike, as well as anywhere along the gravel road running parallel to it. This area needs to be continuously monitored so they do not return.