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*[[Durham, NC#Neighborhoods|Durham, NC neighborhoods]]
 
*[[Durham, NC#Neighborhoods|Durham, NC neighborhoods]]
 
==Issues==
 
==Issues==
[[Image:2005-09-30 CIty of Durham re
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*[[North-side parking ban]] (I've given the whole discussion its own
Pinecrest.web.png|thumb|right|letter from the City of Durham]]
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page to allow more room)
* '''2005-10-01''' City of Durham is now forbidding parking on the
 
north side of old Pinecrest, in an effort to allow fire engines to get
 
through faster. (This will also no doubt aid the many morning
 
commuters, who also use Pinecrest as the fastest route between Point A
 
and Point B, to get to their respective fires.) Should we start an
 
online petition about this?
 
[[Image:PA030001 opposing cars on pinecrest.jpg|200px|Two cars, parked
 
opposite each other on the Academy-Dogwood section of Pinecrest Road]]
 
[[Image:PA030002 tape measure crossing street.jpg|200px|Tape measure
 
crossing between the two cars, showing the whole tape measure and a
 
distance of at least 11'4"]]
 
[[Image:PA030003 tape measure at car.jpg|200px|Tape measure at
 
right-hand car, showing that the distance is closer to 12 feet]]
 
* And for that matter, what ever happened to speed humps? I gather that
 
the current obstacle is funding. How do we keep updated on this so that
 
we will have a petition ready when there's funding again?
 
 
==Events==
 
==Events==
 
* '''2005-09-25''' [[Annual Old Pinecrest Road Block Party]]
 
* '''2005-09-25''' [[Annual Old Pinecrest Road Block Party]]

Revision as of 20:14, 3 October 2005

The Pinecrest Road Neighborhood is an informal association of residents of Pinecrest Road in Durham, NC.

Links

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Issues

page to allow more room)

Events

Properties

owner] says: Feel free to stop by and say hi!

  • #113 - (why in the world are they cutting down that gorgeous

old oak tree? --Woozle 10:00, 21 Sep 2005 (EDT))

2005-08-06, while undergoing extensive renovations :-( (but at least nobody was hurt, as far as we know...)

Crime Watch

  • 2005-07-08 @ #138 "Last Friday night someone opened the DeVille

parked in our driveway and rummaged through the glove compartment. Whoever it was had no luck, because after losing a cell phone in this manner several years ago we don't keep anything worth stealing in our cars overnight. We also have the car secured by a steering wheel club.

  • "We notified the area police, who were not particularly interested,

because nothing was stolen. The would-be thief, who had very dirty hands, left an almost perfect red fingerprint on a piece of paper, which we handed over to the detective, but I doubt anyone will bother trying to identify the perpetrator."

  • 2 other residents reported similar incidents:
    • "I have had comparable experiences with my car when I have left it

unlocked. He or she has taken my parking change out of the ashtray. I am not sure, but sometimes I think he or she lets a little air out of my tires just for the fun he gets out of it."

    • "the police caught someone in my car late at night....they had to

swerve to miss the bicylcle the thief had left lying in the middle of the road. They caught him in the back seat of my car picking up my laptop. He said he was looking for change to use at the laundrymat (at 2 AM)! The police said lots of would-be thieves ride around on bikes at night -- less likely to be seen or heard."

  • 2005-07-03 - 07-10 @ #122: Someone got into my unlocked Nissan

Maxima and emptied the glove box contents onto the seat. Nothing was taken, but the door was left just slightly open which caused the battery to drain (judging from the extent of the drainage, it had been that way for at least 2-3 days when I found it on 7/10). Didn't notice any handprints. My theory is that the burglar was looking specifically for loose change. --Woozle 17:59, 28 Jul 2005 (EDT)