All I can say friend is read the sign which at both ends of the the drive along Marsh Creek reads 15 mph.

That must be the problem, people can't read. As for parking I see it almost every day. Again I guess people can't read the signs.

I agree Robert, but I also think the marina gate shoudl be at the top of the hill. Why should people who don't pay marina fees get to enjoy it? I have seen non-boaters get gate cards just because they know someone at City Hall and the boaters who pay a fortune down there can't get one in the winter to check on their own property.

Nothing has been done about this issue. It appears the City of Mentor will not address this problem until some walker -- child or pet is hit or until someone drives into the creek.

It's been four months. Nothing has changed. I guess we'll have to wait for a child or someone walking their dog to get hit, then it may spark some interest at city hall. I realize it is hard for people to realize this long stretch is actually part of the park, but the signs are clearly visible. I guess in Mentor if no one enforces a law you don't have to obey it.

The city finally put up a speed bump. While this slows speeders down slightly, it really hasn't made much difference since many are going well over 35 mph by the time they reach the top of the hill. We also have the problem with landscapers and others ignoring "Hydrant Side" no parking signs and people constantly park right under the no parking signs farther down the road. Try this on any other street in Mentor and you'll get a big fat ticket in no time.