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The area adjacent to Park Blvd Plaza needs a crosswalk, physical traffic calming, and a 20 mph speed zone. The redesign left a long stretch between crosswalks at Newton and Van Dyke, where vehicles tend to pick up a lot of speed in both directions. Speeds on Park Blvd are still too fast, even after the road diet. This is a park for the area with a lot of pedestrians, a bus stop, and a wide span, and should be a priority for traffic calming. There should be at a minimum a high visibility crosswalk at E 22nd and mid-street signs directing vehicles to stop for people in crosswalks

Illegal camping Illegal dumping Non sanitary conditions Public health crisis Native bird abuse

Two sideshows at this 5 way intersection last night One at 11:30 pm and one early Saturday am

They are now blocking the entire path. If this were a roadway it would be removed in 20 minutes

Homeless man living on sidewalk shouting at passersby and relieving himself on the sidewalk Second homeless man living in tent blocking sidewalk

This is the second major wreck at the intersection of Spruce St/7th Ave and Park Blvd in six days. There are way too many people speeding at often more than 2x the posted speed limit of 25 mph down lower Park Blvd, and many of these drivers also cross the double yellow lane into oncoming traffic along the curves and then drive through red lights. Please, please, PLEASE implement regular traffic enforcement along lower Park Blvd (at least upper Park Blvd has a median) as well as a high visibility enforcement operation. People are being injured and someone could easily die, and the City has done nothing to combat this problem in the 9+ years I've lived at this corner.

Not exactly sidewalk - a step on a steep rounded stairway has collapsed - right on the corner of Radnor and Cleveland Very dangerous Cannot be seen in dim light Makes one side of stairway extremely hazardous This should be addressed rapidly Safety hazard

Encampment on the lake This has been here for months Why is this allowed What's to keep others from doing the same It's an eyesore to our beautiful lake !

There are several unhoused residents on the back porch and surrounding area around Rotary Nature Center. Staff has observed on several occasions fires being started due to the cold.

There is a tent city growing on Lake Merritt and conditions are getting really bad here. The city has attempted to clear this encampment three times over the last two years with no action and nothing but cost to the taxpayers. There are now 7 tents set up on the Bellevue side of the lake between grand and Staten Avenue. One of the inhabitants in particular is mentally unstable, threatening, and screams racial slurs at anyone trying to enjoy the park. Neighbors have called for services and help for these people for three years with no action. We can no longer even use the park due to the amount of encampment, trash, and human feces piled under every tree. Please help the citizens and clear these seven people from ruining the park for the other 4000 visitors.