There needs to be immediate speed control measures on park st. Especially between elbow and 5th.

The birds are not indigenous to the area, or even Florida for that matter. Since America is so fond of getting rid of invasive plants and trees, perhaps these beautiful creatures should be returned to their natural habitat!

I don't think things are going to get better unless people act NOW. The city is planning on reducing the lanes from 4 to 2 from Central Ave. to Tyrone Blvd., EXPECT for the brick section. By leaving the brick section 4 lanes it will become a speedway as frustrated drive race around the slower drivers before it goes back to 2 lanes. Those driver will be driving faster and more reckless than now. We will lose more peacocks and it will be far more dangerous to people as well. I would suggest everyone contact your city council as wll as the county as it is a county road.

Park St, from Tyrone Blvd to Central Ave is nothing short of a raceway. Speeding, weaving in and out of lanes, and tailgating are an every day occurrence.

I will never understand why people by a home next to an airport, then complain about the noise. Park St was not built 6 months ago. I have lived in St.Pete since 78, and it has never been anything worse than it is now. I drive it daily and have no problem with its current state. As I said before, perhaps the birds should be relocated as they are not indigenous to North America.

Here is the city's plan for our streets. Near the end of the report there is a map that shows Park Street being reduced from 4 lanes to 3 lanes and using the removed lane for a bike lane. This is from Tyrone to Central EXCEPT for the brick section.

https://www.stpete.org/transportation/docs/StPete_CompleteStreetsImplementationPlan_May2019.pdf

pave over the brick and make it a real road for the 21st century. This is a road used by millions to get to
places quick and efficient. This is the true fact.

Update from Community Services: signage suggestion has been forwarded to Neighborhood Transportation for their consideration.