Susan Rothschild

The areas in front of, and the side walks leading up to the the two schools, Chestnut and Peachtree Middle Schools are covered in debris. Empty cans, paper, empty mini liquor bottles, and cigarette boxes. What can be done about this? It is a shame that our kids walk right past this problem everyday. Who is responsible for the grounds?

When on E Kings Point Circle at the corner of North Peachtree, it is almost impossible to see the oncoming traffic in which is heading north on N Peachtree. This corner is very dangerous due to the very tall trees in which block the sight of the cars. I have to go way out into the cross walk to be able to see around the trees. Is this a Dunwoody issue to address or the homeowner?

I was so excited to see bike lanes all down North Peachtree , north of Tilly Mill....Until I realize the lines are not bike lanes at all. As a cyclist one can be seriously hurt trying to go around the Speed calming islands And the cement blocks installed before each island.
I have really enjoyed riding down the neighborhood on North Peachtree . I guess I will find another spot. Oh and the striping on Cham/Dunwoody Rd??,When will that be completed. Cant ride there either. Thanks

A bathroom on the pavilion side/Dog park side of the park would be very nice. Or at least a water fountain. When walking or biking this would come in very handy.
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Actually a Bridge problem.....On the Dunwoody Trail( long wooden bridge) it would be very helpful to have a large mirror/or two on the bridges at the curves. This would help a walker /Bike ride be able to see what is coming ahead of them.OR what is behind them. Most importantly for the people who are walking alone on the trail.
And instead of a sharp curve( n the longBridge) it would be great to have more room to turn the curve on a bicycle as it is dangerous to do so now.

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Susan

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Susan

My concern is at the location of the Dunwoody Trailway & Dekalb Road. As a bicyclist, it is very hard to make the turn and cross the street in the marked area, due to the tight turn between the metal poles. My suggestion is to extend the water drains on either side of the entrance and exit of the cross walk so a cyclist can use it to cross.
Or install an Exit off of the Dunwoody Trail way and another one so we can come back on to the side walk that continues to the trail.
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Please put a sidewalk entrance ramp at this point. As as cyclist we need to have access to the trail at this point. If riding on the street and trying to access the trail, there is not an easy way and we need to jump the curb at this location.
and BTW we :LOVE , LOVE The new access to the new trials!!

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Susan Rothschild