LUBBOCK, Texas — Staff at the Lubbock Lake Landmark are assessing thousands of dollars in damage after someone drove a vehicle onto the property over the weekend, destroying part of the site’s only ADA-accessible trail.
Operations Manager Joseph Pitts said the driver entered the property unlawfully on the western perimeter sometime late Saturday night, Oct. 4, or early Sunday morning, Oct. 5.
“They broke through our fence and drove right through it,” Pitts said. “They did a complete loop on the Wildflower Trail, damaged upwards of 500 feet of the trail, and took out three of our information text panels.”
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The Wildflower Trail is a half-mile boardwalk made for visitors who use wheelchairs or strollers. Pitts said the car caused major foundational damage…