707 W. 7th St. has signs placed on their fence which is against the city of Bloomington to have any signing on fences also in the alleyway of 707 on their fence there is more signs. Thank you for your time and hard work.
Frequent excessive noise from 703 west 7th st : often continuing late at night: repairing and modifying cars outdoors, hammering and power tools, extremely loud engines/exhausts, revving and leaving engines running, and test-driving cars at high speed up and down 7th Street. There is also frequent shouting, bright lights, and loud outdoor/yard work, sometimes until 9 PM or later. Car repairs and related noise sometimes continue past midnight. This is a recurring, almost daily disturbance that has been going on for months now. All the close neighbors had enough!!!
Management company will not remove for rent signs (They have been up since July) even though I texted and politely ask them to do so. See photos. There were 8 in total. I had to stop and remove one of the signs that blew into the street. Also, these are 3 bedroom home with 6-7 cars constantly in the driveway so occupancy is suspect. Thank you.
The new owner of 824 S. Park Ave. has been doing extensive renovations inside and out in order to open an Airbnb. No permit is visible.
This address appears to be using their driveway and surrounding street parking as storage for a used auto or auto repair business.
Swimming pool (?) Hot tub (?) in front yard. Violation? Permit needed? Looks trashy.
A commercial, medium-duty International refrigerated box truck has been parked long-term on a residential property for several years. The vehicle is a commercial fleet vehicle displaying truck unit number "001" and US DOT registration number "2311710". It is not actively being used for delivery or residential service. Instead, it is being stored long-term in direct view of the neighborhood.Observed Municipal Code & Zoning Violations:Parking on an Unimproved Surface (BMC Section 15.32.025):The commercial truck is parked directly on the residential grass/lawn rather than an approved asphalt or concrete surface.Commercial Vehicle Storage in a Residential District:The vehicle is a large, non-residential commercial fleet truck with a refrigerated cooling unit (reefer). Storing commercial logistics/freight equipment on a residential property violates local zoning boundaries and exceeds permitted home occupation standards.Chronic/Long-Term Abandoned Storage:This vehicle has remained on the property for years, functioning as long-term outdoor industrial storage rather than active residential transport.Requested Action:Please dispatch a Code Enforcement Officer from Housing and Neighborhood Development (HAND) or a Zoning Compliance Officer from the Planning and Transportation Department to inspect the property, document the unimproved surface violation, and issue a formal Notice of Violation to the property owner.(Attaching the provided photo to this complaint for visual evidence.)
There is an SUV in this driveway that is up on blocks and has a black tarp covering the front driver side window. It has been up on blocks with the front tires off, but on the ground for months. It just looks bad every time I drive by this house. Can they please move the car into their garage or get it fixed?
ACROSS from this address: fence higher than 4 ft. The yards are those of properties on S Williams Ct. This case seems to be similar to closed case #211524.
Did the recent deck addition to this house go through planning? It looks terrible, and will only serve as a catalyst for parties, noise, and trash.