City Ditch Cleanup – Before & After
June 7th, 2023 by Joe Burgess
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That’s a good thing. We have similar problems at the park in Western Pines. Last year trees on the park side were cut down. However, trees in the stream that runs by the park prevents anyone from seeing going ins in the park. Since there have been issues there before, it would be in the best interest of people in the neighborhood to have all trees in the stream and on the banks to be trimmed. As a parent, I’d feel more comfortable knowing anyone driving by could see in the park and help keep a community “eye out” for something unwanted.