The chain was replaced. Either it’s pulled or cut. Either way there’s no deterrent to stop those who flaunt the law. It’s currently 7:15 PM Sunday. I drove past the park not 10 minutes ago and there were at least 6 cars on the grass side-by-side.

I drove by around 5pm & counted 10 cars parked near the seawall. Phoned police & reported illegal activity. I have no idea if they responded. Adequate measures need to be taken to keep cars off the park grounds. The flimsy chain that was placed at the service entrance would not keep a little girl out, no less a burly guy with a chain cutter. Surely the city can devise an effective method of deterring folks who insist on their right to ignore the law. Not to be dramatic, but I remember a time not that long ago when you could not walk in that park - needles, glass & trash everywhere. This is how it starts: people who think they can ignore laws created for public safety, turning the grass to dirt and leaving trash, including beer cans, on the ground. It infuriates me that such a large investment of funds was needed to “clean the place up” & we are not smart enough to take care of the gift we were given in returning Dover Beach to its beautiful & useful condition.

This is an election year, You know who to not vote for.

Issue 6468110 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue.

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