Snow plow barely plowed our cul de sac at all. They came down one time and didn’t attempt to plow the whole thing. Every year has been great but this is by far the worst attempt that has ever been done at plowing our cul de sac. When will the plow be put to finish the job?
No one has came to plow this road at all
I don't know whether these streets are managed by the city or by Regency (or whoever owns the apartments and houses over here), but this morning, the entire stretch of road between the houses and the apartment buildings was solid ice. The road behind the apartment buildings wasn't much better. I slid all over the place trying to leave this morning, and since parking enforcement also never seems to monitor this area, the road between the apartments and the houses is always parked bumper-to-bumper along both sides. So I basically slid between two rows of cars with barely enough room to get through, just sort of praying that I didn't slide into a car. I managed to make it through unscathed, but SOMEONE needs to put salt or ice-melt down on these roads back here. I drove on stretches of solid ice all the way until I reached the road by the elementary school. The entire neighborhood back here was icy or snowy, and since there's too many people parked back through this entire area anyway, getting through there was a nightmare. This was a minor snowstorm in the grand scheme of things - frankly, I'm terrified of what will happen if/when we get a big storm. If the city is responsible for these roads, could someone PLEASE put salt/ice-melt down out here so we can drive safely? If the apartment and/or house owners are responsible for these roads, could someone PLEASE remind them that they need to salt the roads as well as the sidewalks? Thank you.
Need to snow removal
A request for snow removal practices going forward. The location is where South Morton ends at the Convention Center overflow parking lot. Vehicle traffic is stopped by three yellow bollards, but many pedestrians and cyclists use this road to enter the B-line from Morton St. In past winters, snow plows push the snow into a large pile that entirely blocks off the end of S Morton St, so even pedestrians can't pass through. In the past, I have shoveled a pathway through, but it takes hours depending on the size of the pile and how frozen it is, and I have to redo it every time plows come through, and I go through at least 5 snow shovels per year since they break from the amount of snow I need to move. Now I have a back issue, so I can no longer shovel a path through. Can you please coordinate snow plowing so that the end of S Morton is not entirely blocked? Maybe a smaller plow (like they use on the B-line) could work with the larger plows to keep the path as open as possible. Thank you.
My house is on S Rogers north of the Community Kitchen and I'm unsure how to remove snow from the sidewalk out front because the street plowing has the snow piled up 4 feet tall on the sidewalk. I believe my neighbors are facing similar conundrum. Also, the alley behind our houses where we park our cars (immediately off of Hillside & Rogers) is not plowed and we are unable to get our cars out. If you have recommendations for the snow bank on the sidewalk, please don't hesitate to let me know. Thanks!!
Why aren't the plow trucks out the last couple of days cleaning up the mess after the storm? Azalea Lane is a single lane.
apartment complex didnt plow. VA disabled and cant get out. in front of 1767
A plow just came down Olde Mill Drive (10:40 am) and was unable to push the snow to either side of the street to clear the snow from the culdesac. Disappointing to say the least, it is now more of a problem to exit our property. Again larger plows are basically worthless in this area the amount of snow in the lower middle section of the cul'de'sac is blocking exit. Yesterday, I spent hours clearing the snow from around our mailbox, and shoveling a path out into the street to allow for exit from our driveway, the recent work by the plow in the street did nothing but compound the problem! Again a smaller blade plow is needed to push the snow in the street to one side of the street or another! I realize this is a significant winter storm event, but the need for better removal of snow from the street is needed. Arnold Wells 2209 S Olde Mill Drive Bloomington, IN 47401
There was a pass over plow at the apartment complex. This has lead to cars being completely blocked in by packs of snow because the snow was not moved to one area. Resident received an email on Monday stating the streets would be plowed again and the sidewalks would be shoveled the next day. And only emergency vehicles were allowed to enter the complex. However, none of these things happened. Despite the staff and facilities living on premise and being at work in their offices. They essentially sent out an email stating everyone is trapped in their apartments and have not done anything since then. I understand this probably more of an apartment complex issue, but they are not listening to complaints from people. If you travel to Basswood to see the dangerous conditions, or call them, I'm sure that would be enough for them to take action.