Reduce Risk and Negative Effects of Walnut Ridge Recreation Area to Surrounding Communities
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Kelly and Jason Nesheim
11 years ago
Eagle Crest
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Heather Podlich
11 years ago
Eagle Crest
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Heather Podlich
11 years ago
Eagle Crest
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Karla and Larry Wright
11 years ago
Opening the gate into the park earlier in the spring and later in the fall would help a lot. The gate really has no purpose anyway, people just park on the neighborhood streets and walk across private property lawns to get into the park. The park is a wonderful asset -- let the public use it and open the gates!
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Stacie Flagel
11 years ago
Eagle Crest Resident
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Nadia Marin
11 years ago
Featured
7393 Eagle Pointe. Our yard is a major access point for frisbee golfers and others to access the park since we do not have trees or shrubs along the back of our property. This traffic is constant. We find litter on a regular basis and noticed this weekend that someone has removed all of the screws from the covers on the old well, septic and eletric box in our backyard. We can only assume it's the trespassers. We will have to fix it so children are not injured. In addition, when the park IS open, the speed bumps are not enough! People speed and drive recklessly around the speed bumps. We spend quite a bit of time on our deck and know this is a serious problem. Maybe signs can be installed at the major access points on Eagle Pointe and Eagle Crest to deter trespassing?
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christian bohnsack
11 years ago
9220 Eagle Pointe - The speed at which the frisbe golfers drive through the neighborhoods is reckless and dangerous. One of the many children will eventually get hurt. Speed bumps were installed on the park road for this very reason. We don't need the added traffic and risk in our neghborhoods.
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Kristin Sieverding
11 years ago
Eagle Pointe
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Tamra Williams
11 years ago
Featured
We built in Eagle Crest because it was a small, quiet subdivision in the country with no thru traffic. Our large open side yard is a thoroughfare access for the park when the gates are closed. We endure disrespectful comments and actions from many in addition to the nuisance caused by multiple cars parked in a line in front of our house and down our property line. We don't feel comfortable leaving our teenaged daughters alone in the house while we are away, with the majority of the trespassers being male. Many bring their dogs off leash and allow them to run through our lot. Our two dogs are constantly on guard and excitable. A solution is greatly appreciated.
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Mark Barker
11 years ago
Eagle Pointe
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Renea Barker
11 years ago
We moved to this subdivision because it was in a quiet neighborhood with no thru traffic. However, during the off season cars are parked continually in front of our house and numerous people stroll by the side of our house.
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Jean Paul
11 years ago
100% support
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Jeffrey Haggett
11 years ago
Eagle Crest Dr. resident
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Lynn Haggett
11 years ago
Our house backs up to the park in the cul de sac. The increased traffic, the parked cars, and the people strolling up my driveway and into the park is unsettling.
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Matthew Hurn
11 years ago
Eagle Crest Resident
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Anastasia Hurn
11 years ago
Eagle Crest
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Britt Bremner
11 years ago
Featured
I have witnessed, on several occasions, unsafe conditions due to the increased traffic and high speeds of frisbee golfers who park their cars on Eagle Crest Drive. This is upsetting due to the fact that a key factor in our deciding to build and raise our children on this street, was that it is a quiet cul-de-sac with no thru traffic and should not have the volume/speed of cars that it does during the park's off season.
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Roxana Verde
11 years ago
Eagle Crest Resident
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Luis Verde
11 years ago
Eagle Crest Resident. Totally support this initiative!
Eagle Crest
Eagle Crest
Eagle Crest
Opening the gate into the park earlier in the spring and later in the fall would help a lot. The gate really has no purpose anyway, people just park on the neighborhood streets and walk across private property lawns to get into the park. The park is a wonderful asset -- let the public use it and open the gates!
Eagle Crest Resident
7393 Eagle Pointe. Our yard is a major access point for frisbee golfers and others to access the park since we do not have trees or shrubs along the back of our property. This traffic is constant. We find litter on a regular basis and noticed this weekend that someone has removed all of the screws from the covers on the old well, septic and eletric box in our backyard. We can only assume it's the trespassers. We will have to fix it so children are not injured. In addition, when the park IS open, the speed bumps are not enough! People speed and drive recklessly around the speed bumps. We spend quite a bit of time on our deck and know this is a serious problem. Maybe signs can be installed at the major access points on Eagle Pointe and Eagle Crest to deter trespassing?
9220 Eagle Pointe - The speed at which the frisbe golfers drive through the neighborhoods is reckless and dangerous. One of the many children will eventually get hurt. Speed bumps were installed on the park road for this very reason. We don't need the added traffic and risk in our neghborhoods.
Eagle Pointe
We built in Eagle Crest because it was a small, quiet subdivision in the country with no thru traffic. Our large open side yard is a thoroughfare access for the park when the gates are closed. We endure disrespectful comments and actions from many in addition to the nuisance caused by multiple cars parked in a line in front of our house and down our property line. We don't feel comfortable leaving our teenaged daughters alone in the house while we are away, with the majority of the trespassers being male. Many bring their dogs off leash and allow them to run through our lot. Our two dogs are constantly on guard and excitable. A solution is greatly appreciated.
Eagle Pointe
We moved to this subdivision because it was in a quiet neighborhood with no thru traffic. However, during the off season cars are parked continually in front of our house and numerous people stroll by the side of our house.
100% support
Eagle Crest Dr. resident
Our house backs up to the park in the cul de sac. The increased traffic, the parked cars, and the people strolling up my driveway and into the park is unsettling.
Eagle Crest Resident
Eagle Crest
I have witnessed, on several occasions, unsafe conditions due to the increased traffic and high speeds of frisbee golfers who park their cars on Eagle Crest Drive. This is upsetting due to the fact that a key factor in our deciding to build and raise our children on this street, was that it is a quiet cul-de-sac with no thru traffic and should not have the volume/speed of cars that it does during the park's off season.
Eagle Crest Resident
Eagle Crest Resident. Totally support this initiative!
eagle crest resident