This is on 6th Street between Walnut and Washington Streets on the north side of the road on the northwest corner of the alleyway. The sidewalk is raised above a 1/2" (ADA says less) making it hard for a manual wheelchair to get over it. Must go around the block or out into the street. Can it be smoothed down or asphalt added to make it beveled?
Cars keep parking in the yellow zone in front of the fire hydrant on the East side of Maple Street at West 7th St. Can the city send a crew to repaint the curb? They repainted the curbs on W 7th but did not repaint the curbs on Maple.
On Walnut Street the sidewalk near the railroad is covered in glass pieces, which is a hazard for people and animals making the sidewalk inaccessible for dog walking. There is also often glass in the grass between the sidewalk and the road, which again is a hazard for animals.
Lip too large for wheelchair on sidewalk in front of frat house at ne corner of seventh and Indiana
528 Park ridge road tripped on sidewalk. Horrible inaccessible deterioration at yellow house few houses North too. City needs to fix these or hold homeowners actually responsible if won't.
When will curbs be updated in Park Ridge East? Inadequate in many areas and allows water to overflow along sides, corners, and otherwise not drain properly. Please even if few years out have a plan for this. Thank you! Wanted to make sure it was on the radar, even if long distance.
Every rain, the water stay on my curb for days,and is the only part in all community. Can you do some work for fix this problem. Thanks stella saitta 4112 N Rosewood dr bloomington IN47404
Sidewalk flooded
Sidewalk is impassable when it rains.
There are three curbs that I think should be painted yellow so cyclists (and cars) don't run over them: 1) 108 W 4th St. in front of WFHB station there is a very low curb that is easy to miss as a cyclist 2) 200 E 4th St there are two brand new curbs / bump outs for the Fifth-Third bank parking entrance. I'm glad they are there but if they were yellow they'd be easier to see, especially at night. Thank you, Jaclyn