The storm drains on both the North and South side of Heather are always full of debris. When it rains, there is very little area for the drainage. Please clear the debris.
Sunken manhole cover on S High Street near the intersection with E Atwater Ave.
There is a raised metal utility item in the street. Not to proper grade, will pop a tire. Please fix along hillside here.
This black spot needs to be flattened. Has a HUGE dip that will damage someone car. This is a danger zone .
While leaving the Justice Building for lunch today, I drove west on 7th St, and drove over the newly paved area where they were doing work within the past few weeks (by the B-Line Trail), and the dip is so bad it almost ate my car. Not sure if the new pavement has sunken in, or what, but someone is going to seriously damage their car. I don't believe my car was damaged, but I'm not sure how it's not. Can someone please address this or at least put a sign up to give drivers warning? Thanks
Corner Patterson and Morton there is a storm drain that is 3 inches or more before the road surface. This may be enough to damage some cars. It is close to New Hope side of the street.
Treacherously rough road; worried about potential damage to vehicle
8" water valve cover popped off at Hillside & Dorchester. Eastbound lane of Hillside. Cover at base of stopsign/streetsign SE corner of intersection. This is the 3rd time I've reported this in just over a week (1st 2x's by phone). Why don't you replace with a cover that can be LOCKED DOWN to keep it in place?
The ditch between my driveway and the adjoining driveway is clogged with dirt and debris that I want removed. I can do it, but I don't want to encroach on a neighbor's land or the City of Bloomington land without permission. the ditch is not on the pavement but may lie within the City's right-of-way, and I may need your permission or guidance to clear the drainage ditch and empty the culvert underneath my driveway. Is University Street an easement or a fee title? We also have a dead ash tree a yard from the pavement on the lot line, probably due to the Asian emerald ash borer, an invasive pest, and I have other live ash trees that I would protect. What are the rules for removing the hazard tree?
I don't have a current photo but particularly since the utility work completed on this stretch of road the parking spots in front of the shops flood and hold water. The gradient actually seems to slope away from the drain instead of towards. As a result, we frequently have to bail out the parking spots to make them usable for customers. Flooding issues include the accessible parking spot, which poses a risk to the mobility impaired. How can we best collaborate on a solution? Thanks!