We attended the football game on Saturday and walked through this complex at 1425 N Dunn. The trash is atrocious and you can't even walk on the sidewalks because of the overgrown landscaping. I have attached a few photos of the grounds, and this is just a portion of the trash. This is an embarrassment to Bloomington and also to guests from out of town that see this mess. If you could please advise!
Overgrown yard, especially in the back. Bushes block entrance to the house. Three children living in the house who are exposed to poison ivy along the fence line. Dumpster in the driveway, as well as two broken down vehicles that haven't been moved in many months.
Excessive growth. Weed shoulder/hip high.
I am writing to report significant overgrowth along the siding of my apartment in the Bloom apartment complex. There are numerous large Canada thistle plants and many thorned weeds that have grown far beyond normal levels. These plants are beginning to take over the surrounding woods and are starting to block sunlight from reaching my window. I the residents here have children and pets who have been harmed by this excessive overgrowth and no removal has been initiated despite numerous reports to the property manager having been made weeks ago. We all hope that this issue be addressed as soon as possible.
3620 S. Kingsbury Ave. Debris in front yard from the storm we had a couple months ago. Shrubs are overgrown. Some limbs from storm hanging in the downspout on the west side of the house. Property looks very unkempt unlike the rest of the homes on our street.
Excessive growth. North of driveway and south of driveway, not the garden area, yard.
Open compost bin. Dumping garbage in open bin. Wood crate south of driveway.
Trash can on sidewalk for weeks. Grass completely overgrown.
Please correct me if I am wrong, when the sidewalk and utilities were placed on the outside of the west wall of the Covenanter Cemetery, the city was to take care of that area. It is a jungled mess. I am happy to spray the area and get rid of all the icy and other miscellaneous “greenery” but would like to know if that is our responsibility first. Thank you
The yard is attracting major wildlife such as raccoons, foxes and snakes and the plants have become so high it is causing a driving hazard when turning. We are worried about accidents with kids playing near this house. It is a safety hazard. The weeds have gotten out of control and the owner does not take care of the yard. Please help address this.