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<br />Park/Trail Survey Comments <br />Arden Manor <br />Arden Oaks <br />Charles Perry <br />Crepeau <br />Crepeau Nature Preserve needs trail connections SW to the Hamline Avenue Trail and North, via Pine Tree <br />Drive to County Road E ----local residents and also employees in the Country Financial building would benefit. <br />It would be helpful to have garbage bins at the entrances to Crepeau Nature Reserve. Currently there are only <br />recycling bins at the entrances and I have often seen dog poop and other garbage sitting around the recycling <br />bins. <br />For those of us who walk our dogs at the park, it would be great to have a place to throw dog poop when <br />entering/leaving the park. Thanks <br />Cummings <br />We can walk to Cummings and enjoy the trails/playground often. <br />In Cummings Park there is a path that goes down towards Karth Lake. There is a fort nailed into the trees down <br />by the water with a bunch of garbage, a recliner chair in the woods. It is turning into a dumping station. Also, <br />there is a hatchet high in the tree with a rope wrapped around it. I worry about it getting into the wrong hands. <br />Access at Cummings is not sufficient; it is difficult to use. <br />These parks are within walking distance but hard to access without crossing Hamline Avenue to access the <br />sidewalk. My husband and I use thetrails for running. The kids use the playground at Cummings but are getting <br />older. <br />The tennis courts are good at Cummings. <br />Use tennis courts and trails at Cummings. <br />The trail needs some tree trimming. <br />The park we use most often is Cummings Park.That park is fantastic, with the exception of the playground <br />equipment. The mulch is very low and the structure, according to the stickers that are/were on the posts, are <br />high. This height difference makes entering/exiting the structure and swings difficult. <br />Ioften find tennis ball containers and lids on the courts. You may want to consider a trash can near that area. <br />Cummings is somewhat better than Floral with being dismal and dark. <br />I think the warming house should close at Cummings to save money because it is underused during the winter <br />and I very rarely see anyone skating. <br />Our family reunion is usually held at Cummings. The shelter and kitchen area work wonderfully for the crowd. <br />Warming house/building at Cummings is underused. Nice building, so not sure why there aren't more groups <br />using it except people don't know how to get to the park and parking by car --parking lot and access is HIDDEN? <br />The trails near Cummings Park are downright dangerous; not acceptable for family use. <br />I have one complaint about the trimming/mowing done last fall especially in Cummings. It seemed like someone <br />simply went through and hacked down anything within 2-3 feet of the paved trail. Trees were hacked off 6-12 <br />inched above the ground level and then simply left. Often the trees were not even sawed off evenly but <br />splintered and shattered. There was no clean up or discrimination in the type of foliage that was taken down. I <br />also wonder if there is any plan to deal with the proliferation of the invasive species of buckthorn and burdocks. <br />Make Cummings Park more easily accessible from parking lot -pave a short path around the gate or get rid of <br />gate. <br />Floral <br />Floral Park has a nice mixture of trails, playground, picnic shelter, ballfield and benches to just sit and enjoy the <br />scenery. This park is well-kept with healthy looking trees and grassy areas. <br />Floral Park is somewhat dismal and dark, even for having a ballpark. <br />Can someone remove the fall leaves that are still around the baseball backstop? It’s August for crying outloud. <br />[1] <br />