Sydney council erects sign urging residents not to defecate in park
A Sydney council has resorted to installing signs urging residents not to defecate in a park after several incidents where human excrement and toilet paper were found in the area.
The signs have been spotted around Outlook Park in Eastwood this week asking visitors to "please respect our neighbours, don't defecate in the park".
City of Ryde told 9news.com.au the signage was installed following a number of incidents.
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Ryde Council has erected a sign urging residents not to defecate in a park. Facebook
"Council put up the sign(s) after being made aware of instances of defecation and toilet paper being left in Outlook Park," it said.
It's understood the area contains Blue Gum High Forest, a critically endangered ecological community.
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