The concert at Switchyard Park tonight is sooooo loud. I can hear everything that is being said and all of the music inside my house with the doors and windows closed. I have never heard a concert at the park be this loud before. It sounds twice as loud as the Granfalloon concerts.
The religious ceremony being held in Switchyard Park is amplified to an unnecessary and extremely unpleasant level. I am unable to avoid listening to the music or the proselytization without turning up amplified sound in my own home to an equally unpleasant level. No parks-sponsored musical musical performances are ever this audible from within my home, and I have no desire to listen to someone advertising their religious beliefs anywhere on my property.
Street light is out. The light will come on for like 1 minute, but then 'burns' or fades out with a very minimal glow afterwards. The light does this every 20 minutes or so.
Less than 12' of lane clearance.
Less than 12' of lane clearance (different car).
Building and Trades Park is a great neighborhood park that receives frequent use by diverse groups and individuals. This park is not a "blight", as others have described. The recent improvements to the park, including the pavilion and accessible trail, are well-utilized and appreciated. As a Prospect Hill resident, I look forward to continued improvements to the park in the near future. I trust that the Parks Department will engage with the various stakeholder groups who regularly utilize this park when considering what additional improvements are needed. One quick suggestion: have a Movies in the Park night here, I'm sure the neighborhood would come out for it. Keep up the good work!
South of 704. The patch crew just stopped by but they did not put in any cold patch on the gravel-filled hole tjat washed out during the last rain. They patched everything else on the street.
Regarding ticket #214527, you're saying this driver needs a sign to tell them not to double park in other cars that are parked in the right-or-way and close off the lane? Do I have that right? Am I free to park like this anywhere there isn't a sign explicitly forbidding it? It will make trips downtown much more efficient. This photo isn't from today, but this is the same position that the same car was in this morning. They park there all weekend most weekends.
Gravel and asphalt in bike lane between south of 2nd street to 3rd street