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closed #193441

Excessive Growth

1425 N Dunn ST

Case Date:
9/9/2024

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!

closed #184267

Excessive Growth

1514 W 11th ST

Case Date:
6/20/2023

1514 W 11th. Northwest corner of W 11th and N Oolitic. Grass has yet to be mowed this year. Is absolutely unacceptable for the neighborhood. Owners live on the corner of W.12th and N. Oolitic. Their address is either 804 or 806.

closed #185086

Excessive Growth

1514 W 11th ST

Case Date:
8/18/2023

Once again, weeds have grown above City allowances. Please, once again, make them mow it. Thank you.

closed #153627

Excessive Growth

1517 W 8th ST

Case Date:
6/21/2016

lot not mowed this year

closed #29441

Excessive Growth

1524 N Woodburn AVE

Case Date:
8/10/2005

overgrown weeds, grass. hard to pull out. per resident caller.

closed #188845

Excessive Growth

1545 N Breckenridge RD

Case Date:
6/8/2024

Excessive growth approx 6ft tall

closed #192323

Excessive Growth

1545 N Breckenridge RD

Case Date:
7/19/2024

Owner continues to neglect the overgrowth of grass is now at 3 ft

closed #192322

Excessive Growth

1545 N Breckenridge RD

Case Date:
7/19/2024

Owner continues to neglect the overgrowth of grass is now at 3 ft

closed #183900

Excessive Growth

1612 E Matlock RD

Case Date:
5/18/2023

The grass is not being maintained at this location next to our property. The grass regularly reaches nearly 12 inches high before it is mowed maybe once a month.

closed #188402

Excessive Growth

1612 E Matlock RD

Case Date:
5/13/2024

The grass is only mowed once per month by the leasing company. The current length after 2 weeks of growth is well over 8 inches - allowing infestation of ticks to spread.