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As a resident of Puerto Del Rio, I do love to see families supporting
their children who are participating in active sports activities.
However, I have asked multiple people to please use the provided parking
lots – they continue to park on the street (totally ignoring the “No
Parking” signs and our residents). I have called the Soccer Association
twice and have been assured they will post something on the site and
advise members to use the usually-empty parking lots rather than the
street. Nothing! I usually get the “finger” or the F-bomb!
I really do not want to have to call the Sheriff’s Office every Monday
evening, but I feel it is a very real safety issue – children running
out in the street, soccer balls going everywhere, and I do believe it is
only a matter of time before someone is injured. Traffic continues to
ignore posted speed limits, with no regard whatsoever to what is going
on around them.
Can you PLEASE ask the Sheriff’s Department to patro the park between
the hours of 4:30 to 6:30 on Monday nights – they need to start issuing
warnings and then tickets!
Thank you for all you do and I would greatly appreciate your looking
into this continuing problem – and I’ll same the motorized boat dockings
for another day.
Kathryn Parks
Kathryn A. Parks
8924 Puerto Del Rio Drive
Unit 501
Cape Canaveral, FL 32920
Home: 321-613-3183
Cell: 859-227-2699
Fax: 866-795-8418
kat3483@earthlink.net
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