I've tried getting to the City of Bloomington phone app to work and report this, but can't get it to function correctly. This pick-up has been parked in the yellow at the intersection of 6th & Waldron for at least 2 months. It is partially blocking the road and makes negotiating the turn difficult and dangerous in inclimate weather especially. It now has a flat tire and very expired plates.
Car parked in yellow, nearly blocking road beatween houses
There has been a red van with Morganstern Home Services on it parked in the Rosewood Court cul-de-sac for over 10 days. Please have it removed.
White car is parked on the north side of the street. There is parking only on the south side due to the narrowness of Smith. This is illegal parking and this auto has parked this way often. I am going to start reporting it because it creates a narrowing problem for the street.
White car parking on north side of Smith. There is no permitted parking there and this is a repeated offense. It obstructs traffic on a street where parking is only allowed on one side. Vehicle belongs to Doug Wissing and he knowingly and repeatedly has parked there partially on the neighbors yard.
White car parking at Smith and Jackson.
Parking with tires on grass. Making cars weave into reserved parking spaces to avoid auto in driving lane.
Cars parked in a no parking anytime zone halfway in the road
Car parked illegally (in no parking zone, eastbound lane) on E. 1st Street between Henderson and Grant.
This really isn't about a blocked street, per se, but about street construction. The recently constructed building at Henderson and Hillside has already protruded significantly into the intersection, making that area difficult to navigate, especially for turning trucks and buses. Now the construction company is pouring a new curb to the south that sticks out still further, narrowing the roadway more and earlier, making it harder to clear the intersection (especially the left hand turn lane) and very confining for cyclists. Could someone from the city please confirm that they are actually adding the curb where it should be? It seems to be sticking out significantly further than the old one did before this project started, restricting this road and the intersection.