Your Welcome.     I pulled that stuff up myself.   I have not heard back directly from Zoning.   

The officers are all working in their trucks.    There entire work days.  No office work.

If they have school age children then they work like up to 40% out of their homes.   No children they are in their trucks the entire work shifts.

I am sure our code enforcement sent my question over to the zoning person.  I don't know who that is any longer, but I expect he or she will get back later today or first of next week.  If i is something for him or her to address they will do it.   If you provide contact they will give you a heads up.  Otherwise you would have to wait and see what happens. 

Thanks for the tips.     I am sure some of our neighbors will want to give it a try.  I know plants are expensive but they do have to eat.   P&R should not of put that parking lot on the woods side of Tyvola.  They really only did that so Queens could get their traffic light on Tyvola.     I know for a fact CDOT had turned their request down prior because the number of spaces on the Marion Diehl / Queens side did not add up.  So they put that lot across Tyvola with cross walks, but they took more natural area away fromt the wildlife.  Then you throw in the bike trails.   

You can all 311 and do it also if that is easier.   If you do tell them it is a zoning issue and that way it will go to the correct officer.   If you don't want to provide your name if calling just tell them your prefer not to.     If you do it yourself online use that zoning heading. 

Sometimes getting results just requires getting the issue to the correct dept.  

My friend with the youngster living in her backyard was going to go online and try to find ot what to feed it.  She said it has eaten up her plants.    I said corn but she sad someone said wrong time of year.   The mother deer was pretty smart having them both in the fenced in rear yard of this neighbor.   Good way to keep them from wandering off and getting hit.  Not sure why the one little one stayed behind.   The neighbor said while they were totally small the mother would come nurse them and spend the night with them. I would see some out walking my dogs early but have not lately.  

My mom lives in Country in TN and buys giant bags of corn to feed the deer.  The sports stores laugh and hunters tell her go ahead and keep feeding them.    They literally will be up on the front of the property and see her come out with her plastic pale of corn and will coming running for their meal.    She will keep the same deers all winter.    They are fun to watch.   They never come all the way to her, but get very close.