Vehicle was placed on property a couple of months ago. Windows are broken out and vehicle is damaged, sometimes covered with a tarp. Property is owned by Christopher Burks, 890 Flintridge Ave, La Canada, Flintridge, CA 91011. This is a vacant lot.
The red Chevy truck with the flat bed has been parked for over a year with a flat tire. It does not appear to be operable. Behind the truck is a boat trailer with scrap lumber and shingles piled on it. The property is at the south west corner of N. Adams Street and W. 7th Street. The property is owned by Dustin Sullivan, 2912 State Ferry Road, Solsberry, IN.
My pick up truck was drained of gasoline again. 30+ gallons of fuel removed. I have a locking gas cap, but the thief has figured out how to siphon fuel. On my Trailblazer, they just cut the rubber connection between the fuel tank and the fuel filler pipe. Cost $60 to replace the part and they took 20 gallons of fuel.
This is a part of a sidewalk on Winslow between Henderson and Piccadilly and is on the south side of Winslow. It has been like this for a few years, has been previously reported by me and our HOA at Sherwood Green with nothing done. Many people walk/run/skateboard/bike on this sidewalk. There is a man in a wheel chair who uses this sidewalk. It is particularly hazardous during winter with the ice/snow. Please fix this!
Manhole cover not secured
We're moving to B'ton in July on S. High St. Our moving van will need to block S. High for 4-5 hours on a weekday; do we need a permit to have the truck block a bus route, and what is the cost if yes?
I am against the proposed neighborhood zoning changes that will cause drastic changes to single family neighborhoods by corner multi-family structures allowed under the proposal. Property values and quality of life will plummet, as Bloomington reverses course, and erases the great gains in re-establishing single family neighborhoods in this predominantly rent driven city.
Today I took my little sister and nephew to free skate at the Frank Southern Ice Skating Arena. While our overall visit was pleasant, I am concerned about the number of adults on staff during the free skate. It seemed to be staffed mostly by highschoolers, who would let their peers who were very good skaters recklessly skate in and out of the less experienced skaters and small children. It seemed dangerous. While this didn't upset me too much, I made a point to say something directly to the kids doing it, as it seemed they were friends with the staff. Further the adult on duty today, a man at least 40, who was dressed in all blue, seemed to be the least mature of all. As I was helping my nephew take of his skates, and my little sister was sitting next to him taking off hers, he walked by at least 3 times to stare at my sister's chest. When he made his third pass I said "there's no need to stare sir" unsure if he heard me or not. After I said this, he did not make another pass, but instead went behind the concessions counter. While I know these claims are probably not verifiable, it deeply disturbed me, and I don't think I will take my little sister or nephew back to Frank Southern unless some staffing changes are made.
Who doesn't love an afternoon stroll on the iconic Kirwood Avenue past these two guys making the new Graduate so much more attractive! If the view doesn't scare you, the smell will!!!
The city's small garbage truck that collects trash from trash cans at all the city parks has had a headlight out for several weeks.