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1) Modify the paved path so that it goes around all of sherwood park and the dog park
2)tear down the decrepit old park between the dragon park and dog park.
Sep 20, 2018 by
Brad Koyak (52 points)
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1) Modify the paved path so that it goes around all of sherwood park and the dog park
2)tear down the decrepit old park between the dragon park and dog park.
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Splash pads are concrete areas with water features that kids can play in during hot weather. This idea was proposed by residents during the 8/11 Sherwood Block Party.
Oct 3, 2018 by
Shonna Howenstine (387 points)
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Splash pads are concrete areas with water features that kids can play in during hot weather. This idea was proposed by residents during the 8/11 Sherwood Block Party.
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Create space for small or elderly dogs like at Vinyard Dog Park. Safe for smaller dogs and less stressful for big dog owners too.
Oct 5, 2018 by
Pro-Paso (44 points)
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Create space for small or elderly dogs like at Vinyard Dog Park. Safe for smaller dogs and less stressful for big dog owners too.
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Convert all or a portion of the tennis courts to outdoor soccer/futsal play spaces. Could use most of existing layout and infrastructure. This would be a perfect location for an outdoor soccer court...
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Convert all or a portion of the tennis courts to outdoor soccer/futsal play spaces. Could use most of existing layout and infrastructure. This would be a perfect location for an outdoor soccer court. It would also serve the community very well if located at Sherwood park. Would be nice to have lights to play at night. Possible partner with national organization like Target or US Soccer federation for a grant. See link below. Could create year round leagues for both kids and adults, available for pickup games and a place for kids to develop their passion for soccer in a unstructured environment.
https://corporate.target.com/article/2018/08/soccer
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Oct 24, 2018 by
Justin Kahler (25 points)
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Convert all or a portion of the tennis courts to outdoor soccer/futsal play spaces. Could use most of existing layout and infrastructure. This would be a perfect location for an outdoor soccer court. It would also serve the community very well if located at Sherwood park. Would be nice to have lights to play at night. Possible partner with national organization like Target or US Soccer federation for a grant. See link below. Could create year round leagues for both kids and adults, available for pickup games and a place for kids to develop their passion for soccer in a unstructured environment.
https://corporate.target.com/article/2018/08/soccer
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This idea was proposed by residents during the 8/11 Sherwood Block Party.
Oct 3, 2018 by
Shonna Howenstine (387 points)
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This idea was proposed by residents during the 8/11 Sherwood Block Party.
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(from 8/11 Sherwood Block Party)
Oct 3, 2018 by
Shonna Howenstine (387 points)
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(from 8/11 Sherwood Block Party)
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New bathrooms at baseball fields
Concrete dugouts (easier to clean and wont get ruined during rain season)
Paving Parking Lot
Sep 24, 2018 by
Dana McGraw (11 points)
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New bathrooms at baseball fields
Concrete dugouts (easier to clean and wont get ruined during rain season)
Paving Parking Lot
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It doesn't have to be indoors, even if it just had some kind of a cover, it would be great!
Oct 10, 2018 by
Deleted User (5 points)
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It doesn't have to be indoors, even if it just had some kind of a cover, it would be great!
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Enforce parking e.g.not on park lawns or in intersections and on stop-sign lines in the neighborhoods around the park and create noise limits/caps for functions in the park as not to disturb the...
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Enforce parking e.g.not on park lawns or in intersections and on stop-sign lines in the neighborhoods around the park and create noise limits/caps for functions in the park as not to disturb the park's neighbors.
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Oct 10, 2018 by
Jessica Ferguson (28 points)
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Enforce parking e.g.not on park lawns or in intersections and on stop-sign lines in the neighborhoods around the park and create noise limits/caps for functions in the park as not to disturb the park's neighbors.
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Athletic activities (fun exercise), kickball, hopscotch, tetherball, four square court, hand ball wall, dodgeball, double-dutch jump rope, etc...
Oct 10, 2018 by
Lovella Walker (37 points)
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Athletic activities (fun exercise), kickball, hopscotch, tetherball, four square court, hand ball wall, dodgeball, double-dutch jump rope, etc...
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Add a skate park for the east side of town
Oct 10, 2018 by
Deleted User (51 points)
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Add a skate park for the east side of town
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This idea was proposed by residents during the 8/11 Sherwood Block Party.
Oct 3, 2018 by
Shonna Howenstine (387 points)
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This idea was proposed by residents during the 8/11 Sherwood Block Party.
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The last two outdoor movies have been fun, it would be great if there was a way to have these throughout the year in different neighborhood parks.
Aug 24, 2018 by
Shonna Howenstine (387 points)
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The last two outdoor movies have been fun, it would be great if there was a way to have these throughout the year in different neighborhood parks.
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Impose a penalty to homeowners in areas bordering the park to provide city funding to keep their premises clean and respectable looking. The neighborhood from along Cedarwood Drive from Creston to...
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Impose a penalty to homeowners in areas bordering the park to provide city funding to keep their premises clean and respectable looking. The neighborhood from along Cedarwood Drive from Creston to Beechwood is rather "ghetto" and likely deters people from frequenting the parks. You can improve parks, but if the surrounding ares feel unsafe and unsanitary what difference will it make.
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Dec 29, 2018 by
Gabriel (11 points)
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Impose a penalty to homeowners in areas bordering the park to provide city funding to keep their premises clean and respectable looking. The neighborhood from along Cedarwood Drive from Creston to Beechwood is rather "ghetto" and likely deters people from frequenting the parks. You can improve parks, but if the surrounding ares feel unsafe and unsanitary what difference will it make.
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This idea was proposed by residents during the 8/11 Sherwood Block Party.
Oct 3, 2018 by
Shonna Howenstine (387 points)
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This idea was proposed by residents during the 8/11 Sherwood Block Party.
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This idea was proposed by residents during the 8/11 Sherwood Block Party.
Oct 3, 2018 by
Shonna Howenstine (387 points)
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This idea was proposed by residents during the 8/11 Sherwood Block Party.
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This idea was proposed by residents during the 8/11 Sherwood Block Party.
Oct 3, 2018 by
Shonna Howenstine (387 points)
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This idea was proposed by residents during the 8/11 Sherwood Block Party.
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Street signs are extremely difficult to see while driving on Union rd for those not familiar with the area. I’ve witnessed several near miss accidents for those trying to find the right street. I am...
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Street signs are extremely difficult to see while driving on Union rd for those not familiar with the area. I’ve witnessed several near miss accidents for those trying to find the right street. I am proposing to have labeled street signs on the landscaped center divider.
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Oct 23, 2018 by
Christophe Campmas (30 points)
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Street signs are extremely difficult to see while driving on Union rd for those not familiar with the area. I’ve witnessed several near miss accidents for those trying to find the right street. I am proposing to have labeled street signs on the landscaped center divider.
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They make the area more useful and pleasant during the season of the year when the park is likely to be used.
Oct 23, 2018 by
David (15 points)
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They make the area more useful and pleasant during the season of the year when the park is likely to be used.
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Use some of the popular attractions from the newly remodeled Sinsheimer Park in San Luis Obispo. Specifically, a synthetic grass covered slope and a zip line. Include things that allow kids to use...
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Use some of the popular attractions from the newly remodeled Sinsheimer Park in San Luis Obispo. Specifically, a synthetic grass covered slope and a zip line. Include things that allow kids to use their imagination to play.
https://www.rrmdesign.com/project/sinsheimer-park-playground/
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Oct 30, 2018 by
Vanessa Woods (14 points)
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Use some of the popular attractions from the newly remodeled Sinsheimer Park in San Luis Obispo. Specifically, a synthetic grass covered slope and a zip line. Include things that allow kids to use their imagination to play.
https://www.rrmdesign.com/project/sinsheimer-park-playground/
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There are going to be major traffic problems on Scott, and Creston roads for use of Sherwood Park with the upgrades. Currently cars and trucks, bypass the speed bumps by driving to the extreme side...
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There are going to be major traffic problems on Scott, and Creston roads for use of Sherwood Park with the upgrades. Currently cars and trucks, bypass the speed bumps by driving to the extreme side of the road,. Not good. On the weekends when the park is being utilized the bike land on BOTH sides of Scott street are filled with cars, because there is a lack or poorly placed parking spaces. There MUST be accurately placed LIGHTING because after dark there are groups of drug users in the area. I have not seen but it has been posted on nextdoor that many families with children have found dirty needles in the playground area. I want the upgrade of Sherwood Park to be a success but city officials better be ready for the problems of congestion, poor lighting, accidents that could arise, if not done properly. BTW there is a business on Scott Street across from the dog park that has numerous cars parked along the street all the time. Very dangerous!
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Oct 23, 2018 by
Doris Lance (7 points)
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There are going to be major traffic problems on Scott, and Creston roads for use of Sherwood Park with the upgrades. Currently cars and trucks, bypass the speed bumps by driving to the extreme side of the road,. Not good. On the weekends when the park is being utilized the bike land on BOTH sides of Scott street are filled with cars, because there is a lack or poorly placed parking spaces. There MUST be accurately placed LIGHTING because after dark there are groups of drug users in the area. I have not seen but it has been posted on nextdoor that many families with children have found dirty needles in the playground area. I want the upgrade of Sherwood Park to be a success but city officials better be ready for the problems of congestion, poor lighting, accidents that could arise, if not done properly. BTW there is a business on Scott Street across from the dog park that has numerous cars parked along the street all the time. Very dangerous!
