Description
Fossil Park provides picnic tables & covered shelters for people to gather to eat & drink, but fails to provide a restroom. The result is park visitors urinating/defecating into the lake & canal 15. The area in question is the narrow path on the north side of the lake, which is overgrown & underused. Can the city provide 2 port-o-lets for the public ? Or, open the restrooms near the ballfields/concession area ? or refer folks to use the library ? Can they trim the shrubs and/or put a paved walkway back there so that the area becomes well used & is not so secluded ? Remove the picnic tables & shelters ? It is quite unsanitary for adults & children , especially since there are active outbreaks of hepatitis A & Corona virus . In addition, this raw sewage is contaminating the waterways which are in place to ensure drainage & protection from storm surges & flooding. Most other city parks have restrooms, and Fossil Park needs to address this ongoing issue.
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A. Dumping of chemicals, oil, or grease into street/storm drainage system/waterway
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Thank you for your comment. At this time there are no restroom projects scheduled for Fossil Park and we do not place portalets for long term use. Please know we do have restrooms at the Recreation Center and on the outside near the tennis and basketball courts. Staff will review landscape and perform maintenance activities to reduce secluded areas.