The woods are unkempt and out of control. Trash is everywhere and blowing onto other people's property. Can someone come out here and clean this up or cite the property owner for unsightly property.
property is abandoned and listed for sale, building windows and doors need to be properly secured to prevent entry (north window is open)
property adjacent has put up play equipment exactly on the property line between their properties, the placement is a hazard to young children and pets, the drive has to be kept open for access to utility poles on the property
Large tree on corner loosing limbs, rental property, drive-by
Over occupancy complaint for the HAND. This home has at least four tenants judging by who is regularly at the house. It is rented for $1,800/month which would also suggest more than three as the average at the high end is $500/bedroom and these homes are next to campus. Please investigate.
tree falling down into privacy fence
Caller said this property appears to be underconstruction but the owner is allowing the workers to crash here at night. Also they are not using lead or asbestos safety practices.
My neighborhood (Near West Side) has been experiencing a very intense burning trash smell most nights for the past two months. This has been an ongoing issue for the past two years that I’ve lived here, but it has intensified. It causes me headaches and forces me to keep my windows closed and waste energy running my air conditioning. It’s not possible to walk around outside; this only happens at night. There are no neighbors or homeless people burning trash (I have walked around and looked, including on nearby train tracks). I have smelled this same smell coming from JB Salvage. Please help us! This is definitely causing long term health effects for this whole neighborhood.
Omega Properties built fire escape on building (at 102 N. College) allowing access to roof and making his apartment (at 107 N. College) no longer private. People can walk into his apartment if window is open.
I just wanted to alert you to some defamatory, and possibly criminal, behavior demonstrated by the regional manager of Hunter Properties, one of the larger leasing companies in Bloomington. He's both personally insulting me after I pointed out the poor handling of a pool closure policy and threatening to put my IU teaching position in jeopardy because he doesn't like that I pointed out the office's mishandling of the matter to the office and online. As a housing office I would want to know about this happening in my city; thus, I'm alerting you. I'm happy to email the entire printed PDF since I know these files may not attach.