1. Indian Creek Clean up

   I spent some time on Indian Creek this weekend and was disgusted by the amount of trash on the creek. Broken beer bottles, beer cans, deflated rafts and just overall trash! I don't know if there is an...
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   I spent some time on Indian Creek this weekend and was disgusted by the amount of trash on the creek. Broken beer bottles, beer cans, deflated rafts and just overall trash! I don't know if there is an organized "Indian Creek Cleanup" group, but we as residents should consider organizing a weekend cleanup several times a year or at least in November after the water goes out. Take care of the access points before those homeowners gate off the access points as they have done in the past. Many of those access points are private property and they don't need to allow you "easy" access to the river, it's not your right...its their property. If you pack it in...pack it out, leave the bottles at home and if you see people with bottles on the creek or dropping trash get on them for it. Police our own before we lose access to the creek and/or our creek becomes overly regulated like the Boise River.

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   Jun 17, 2013 by Mike Borzick (109 points)

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   I spent some time on Indian Creek this weekend and was disgusted by the amount of trash on the creek. Broken beer bottles, beer cans, deflated rafts and just overall trash! I don't know if there is an organized "Indian Creek Cleanup" group, but we as residents should consider organizing a weekend cleanup several times a year or at least in November after the water goes out. Take care of the access points before those homeowners gate off the access points as they have done in the past. Many of those access points are private property and they don't need to allow you "easy" access to the river, it's not your right...its their property. If you pack it in...pack it out, leave the bottles at home and if you see people with bottles on the creek or dropping trash get on them for it. Police our own before we lose access to the creek and/or our creek becomes overly regulated like the Boise River.

2. A real recycling program for Kuna!

   I just moved here from a much smaller city than Kuna, and they even had the large recycling bins (same size as the garbage cans) that you set out every other week, no need to sort anything. Pretty...
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   I just moved here from a much smaller city than Kuna, and they even had the large recycling bins (same size as the garbage cans) that you set out every other week, no need to sort anything. Pretty sure I'm about the only one in our subdivision who takes the time to sort into 3 paper bags each week and set the little box out every week. I know many more people would recycle if Kuna would implement a more "user friendly" recycling program.

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   Sep 2, 2013 by Cinda (5 points)

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   I just moved here from a much smaller city than Kuna, and they even had the large recycling bins (same size as the garbage cans) that you set out every other week, no need to sort anything. Pretty sure I'm about the only one in our subdivision who takes the time to sort into 3 paper bags each week and set the little box out every week. I know many more people would recycle if Kuna would implement a more "user friendly" recycling program.

3. What weeds are listed as noxious? Is this a question for the city or county? What rules are in place?

   This is more of a question. Areas that are not maintained are the worst offenders, and, of course, those areas are usually owned by person(s) inattentive, uncaring, or unable to maintain the area.

   Jun 29, 2015 by merwinter (7 points)

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   This is more of a question. Areas that are not maintained are the worst offenders, and, of course, those areas are usually owned by person(s) inattentive, uncaring, or unable to maintain the area.

4. Distance/map signage along green belt & bike path

   Would be nice to have distance and map signs at the in-points of the green belt and the new bike paths. Signs could highlight the new frisbee golf area/rec areas in the park. Also nice to have the...
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   Would be nice to have distance and map signs at the in-points of the green belt and the new bike paths. Signs could highlight the new frisbee golf area/rec areas in the park. Also nice to have the distance marked in regular intervals along the paths.

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   Aug 20, 2014 by Cindy (5 points)

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   Would be nice to have distance and map signs at the in-points of the green belt and the new bike paths. Signs could highlight the new frisbee golf area/rec areas in the park. Also nice to have the distance marked in regular intervals along the paths.

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