BUCKINGHAM POND
PARK NEEDS..
Take a walk around the pond park
and you will observe:
1. Many dead trees/branches that
have fallen, or are about to fall
on pathways, particularly the
South side of the park and
around the Milner Ave foot
bridge.
These present a hazard to
walkers, their pets and joggers.
These should be tended to
without delay, before someone
is injured ...or worse.
If the City work force can not
do the job - get prisoners from
the county jail to cut dead
branches/trees and stack the
wood at Rafts Way and
South Berkshire/Lenox, so
local residents might use it as
firewood.
2. Litter and yard waste dumping
is evident along Rafts Way.
Party line voters the offenders?
3. Coarse gravel needs to be applied
pathways, pond East End and
the lower path South side from
Euclid to Lenox. Also, slippery
spots along Rafts Way path.
Ice formation is most dangerous
on the path at the East.
4. Some cobble stones are needed
to arrest erosion of the path
entering the park near Euclid
South side.
Joe Sullivan
PARK NEEDS..
Take a walk around the pond park
and you will observe:
1. Many dead trees/branches that
have fallen, or are about to fall
on pathways, particularly the
South side of the park and
around the Milner Ave foot
bridge.
These present a hazard to
walkers, their pets and joggers.
These should be tended to
without delay, before someone
is injured ...or worse.
If the City work force can not
do the job - get prisoners from
the county jail to cut dead
branches/trees and stack the
wood at Rafts Way and
South Berkshire/Lenox, so
local residents might use it as
firewood.
2. Litter and yard waste dumping
is evident along Rafts Way.
Party line voters the offenders?
3. Coarse gravel needs to be applied
pathways, pond East End and
the lower path South side from
Euclid to Lenox. Also, slippery
spots along Rafts Way path.
Ice formation is most dangerous
on the path at the East.
4. Some cobble stones are needed
to arrest erosion of the path
entering the park near Euclid
South side.
Joe Sullivan
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