City of Dunwoody PLUS

The women’s toilet is spraying water out of the top of it at Windwood Hollow Park.

The heater is on in the bathroom closest to the main entrance of the park. Could we have this turned off, please?
Thank you in advance.

The heat in the restrooms is still on. Now that we are entering warmer weather, can it be switched to AC?

Carpenter bees nest in 1/2 mile path marker 1015 - they are swarming around it.

This park is extremely overrun. The ivy has taken over most trees. Ivy and trees are knocking down the neighbors fences. Arborists have come to check health of trees and have confirmed that this park is “out of sight out of mind” for the parks dept. In its current state, it is a liability. There are so many young families in the neighborhood- its a shame that this space cant be utilized or turned into a playground or garden for the community

Stormwater is washing away dirt and starting to wash away under street There are pipes going under both driveways for the church There are two entrances and it is happening on both sides

The stormwater drain next to our property empties directly into the top of the hill, causing a massive gulch to form and eroding everything around it. This erosion is responsible for the deterioration of the foundation of our property where our driveway is located. The driveway is literally breaking away as the earth beneath it is eroding into to the gulch, with massive cracks that are widening now at an alarming rate despite our attempts to fill. A single tree, clinging to to the edge, is the only stronghold keeping the hillside and concrete from simply sliding into the gulch. The placement of this stormwater drain and the resulting erosion of our property needs to be addressed as soon as possible – it is only getting worse with every rainfall.

We have water seeping into our basement after a recent county/city stormwater resolution action on our street. We have a storm drain easement w pipes running thru our side yard that may be the cause

I may not have the location exactly right, but there are two spots in the westbound bike lane that flood chronically and with the least provocation. This presents a danger to bike riders as there could be hidden additional dangers in the standing water (such as glass, road debris, etc) and it causes them to veer into motor vehicle traffic, which presents a danger to both drivers and bike riders. It also creates a negative pedestrian experience. Perhaps this can be fixed to drain correctly? Big thanks.

Please address the pavement problem at 4719 & 4727 Tilly Mill Rd. This area has been worked on and re-worked over the past two years and now the pavement has really deteriorated. When trucks with trailers and large trucks go over this pavement large noises of Thunder can be heard inside my home. Please fix this area as soon as possible. This area has been reported in the past only to have the problem resurface. Quit taking the band-aid approach when dealing with this pavement problem and fix this area correctly.

Mr. Smith,
I live across the street from 4727 Tilly Mill Rd. The street blacktop in front of 4727 Tilly Mill Rd. was completely torn down & repaved less than 2 years ago. There has also been supplementary work completed in this same area less than 6 months ago and within 6 months the pavement has again broken apart and is sinking. When vehicles pass over this area the tire noise can be heard inside my house especially when heavy trucks pass over the broken pavement. I am requesting that this blacktop area be re-inspected & repaired correctly so we do not continue to have the same re-occurring problem. You may call me at 678-485-7621 if you have any questions regarding this matte.

Tony Cueller