Case Date:

9/30/2016

car on sidewalk across from 115 e cottage grove

Case Date:

10/3/2016

car parked on sidewalk 420 n Washington

Case Date:

10/15/2016

There is a car up on blocks in front of 719 N Washington Street. Hasn't moved in a long time.

Case Date:

10/17/2016

car parked on sidrwalk 302 east 7th st

Case Date:

10/19/2016

car up on blocks. north washington street near 11th street intersection.

Case Date:

10/23/2016

there is a concrete block in the street in front of 714 north Washington.

Case Date:

11/7/2016

There is a moving van blocking the alley on Washington st. between 10th and cottage grove.

Case Date:

11/30/2016

car parked on sidewalk 616 n Washington

Case Date:

12/13/2016

For the past 4 months the city alley behind my house has been blocked by cars illegally parked. The residents of the rooming houses at 1000 and 1002 E Atwater think that the alley is extra parking for them (they have ten places allotted to them by their landlord which already take up part of the public alley). We are awaiting work by the City Street Dept to remove a tree that has deformed our fence and by Duke to top off trees that are growing into the power lines. The illegally parked cars deny access to both of these entities, so I am asking that the City patrol the alley daily and that a "No parking, towed at owner's expense" sign be placed in the alley to enforce the no parking rule. Thank you.

Case Date:

4/16/2012

I bicycle commute from Park Ridge East to Indiana Ave. following the bicycle path along the railroad. Due to the bypass construction last week I had to cross the working site where the path meets the bypass, or one time I crossed at the light on 10th street. This morning my crossing was muddy. Detours for bicycles require more effort than detours for cars, especially in a hilly town like Bloomington. Moreover, they might require bicyclist to engage in high traffic stretches of roads or unsafe roads, as in the case I describe above. It appears to me that inconveniences and changes affecting car drivers are taken into account when construction works are planned. It does not appear to me that the needs of bicyclist are ever taken into account in these occasions. What is the plan you have in place for those following my commuting route? For how long I will have to expect construction on the bypass affecting my commute? Thank you, Stefano Fiorini