Tree limb & foliage overgrowth between 2898 S. Sare Rd. & 2751 Spicewood Lane. Exiting off Spicewood Ln., tree in between above addresses obstructs clear view of approaching traffic heading south on Sare.
Tree on the southwest corner of Grimes and Dunn is blocking the view of the Speed Limit signs on the same corner.
The zebra grasses at the edge of 1717 Circle Drive (facing Ruby Lane)are obscuring sight lines when turning onto Ruby Lane from Circle Dve.
Foliage on NW corner of intersection is blocking line of sight of southbound drivers on Davisson for drivers traveling West on Smith.
Brush on the SE corner of the Ridgeview and Sunny Slopes intersection obscures line of sight.
The following stop signs are blocked by foliage either full or partially and are extremely dangerous SB Corey @ Bloomfield SB Washington @ 7th SB Henderson@ 1st NB Indiana @ 7th WB 7th @ Grant EB 6th @ Madison NB Indiana @ 4th NB Indiana @ Kirkwood NB Indiana @ 17th SB Jacob @ Susan WB 14th @ Walnut WB 12th @ Walnut WB 2nd @ Fess WB 2nd @ Washington WB 7th @ Grant WB 7th @Lincoln SB Grant @ 15th WB 15th @ Walnut EB Kirkwood @ Lincoln NB Madison @ 4th SB Eastside @ 1st NB 6th @Washington SB Grant @ Smith SB Grant @ 4th SB Grant @ 3rd NB Lincoln @ 10th NB Forrest @ Cottage Grove
Traveling northbound on Lincoln Street approaching 10th street: The right hand stop sign is not visible until the motorist is very close to the stop. Also, as you look towards 10th Street, it is difficult to tell it is a busy thoroughfare. There have been several accidents with drivers, perhaps unfamiliar with the intersection, blowing through the stop and hitting vehicles traveling on 10th Street. I didn't realize I could post a photo - I may try to get one as it would be helpful.
Corner of E, Hunter Ave, and High St. There is a Grass bush obstructing the view to the north at the stop sign. There is no street sign on this corner for E. Hunter Ave. Thanks
I am a school bus driver for Bloomington Public Schools. The line of sight view when stopped at the intersection of 102nd and Lyndale Ave is obstructed by a few branches when looking to the north. At my last check, a large limb has fallen, but some cleanup is still needed to give a clear view of traffic to drivers sitting up higher in a bus or truck. Your help is most appreciated. Paul S.
This dog-leg is a heavily used walkway for the employees of Solution Tree that has to walk across the street to get to parking lot. I have almost been hit many times as well as my coworkers. Cars do not slow down and it is a BLIND bend. Please make this a top priority to put a sign up before someone gets seriously injured or killed. I really appreciate your time and God bless. -Dean Chapin - Solution Tree 555 N. Morton