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closed #176451

Excessive Growth

1107 W 3rd St, Bloomington, IN 47404, USA

Case Date:
7/4/2021

Have to walk in street because of overgrowth at 3rd and Walker.

closed #159975

Excessive Growth

111 E 9th ST

Case Date:
7/3/2017

Excessive growth at 111 e 9th

closed #145282

Excessive Growth

111 E Cottage Grove AVE

Case Date:
5/25/2015

Sidewalk along north side of cottage grove obstructed by vegetation between Washington and Walnut.

closed #145569

Excessive Growth

111 E Cottage Grove AVE

Case Date:
6/7/2015

Poison ivy growing out into the sidewalk

closed #158824

Excessive Growth

111 W Southern DR

Case Date:
4/19/2017

Excessive grass height. Old lawn mower, trash, children's toys, etc. sitting in the yard since last fall. Corner lot creates an unsightly appearance for the entire area.

closed #173254

Excessive Growth

112 1/2 S College AVE

Case Date:
8/4/2020

Weeds around the trees

closed #176793

Excessive Growth

1120 N Lincoln ST

Case Date:
8/1/2021

The house across from ours has excessive overgrowth. We can tell that the bugs are overpopulating in this area because of it. Our landlord has let us know it has now been like this for over 10 years.

closed #144428

Excessive Growth

1125 N Lincoln ST

Case Date:
4/2/2015

Residence at 1125 is in a severly dilapidated condition with considerable overgrowth of yard spilling over into the street and sidewalks. Plant growth is mixed with trash and crumbling areas of house. Results in a significant pest and insect problem for neighbors.

closed #144429

Excessive Growth

1125 N Lincoln ST

Case Date:
4/2/2015

Residence at 1125 is in a severly dilapidated condition with considerable overgrowth of yard spilling over into the street and sidewalks. Plant growth is mixed with trash and crumbling areas of house. Results in a significant pest and insect problem for neighbors.

open #188670

Excessive Growth

115 1/2 E 8th ST

Case Date:
5/30/2024

There is a City-owned tree in the ROW that is completely covered in vines, some of which are poison ivy. The vines are right next to the sidewalk, and are so high that the vine is going to seed. Is this the responsibility of the adjacent property owner, or does the City attend to its own trees?