It's nearly July and this person has yet to mow their yard one time. Same problem every year and the city never seems to do anything about it until August or September. His yard is 2-3 feet tall or more.
For multiple months there has been an eye-searingly bright yellow box truck with phallic graffiti parked at this address. Are commercial vehicles allowed to park for extended periods of time in residential neighborhoods?
Following up on case #189419. The truck is still there and has been for over a year. There has been no work on the property in over 2 weeks, power has been disconnected, and the backyard is filled with trees from the recent storm. Is it possible at all to have the eye-searingly yellow truck with the phallic graffiti removed?
Cars racing up n down the road reving engines all hours of day n night. They need to stop before someone gets hurt. It's getting ridiculous really.
The lesser celandine (an invasive plant species) is almost in full bloom along the southern end of the Bloomington B Line Trail. It extends the width of about 3 lots along the trail. I thought it would be good to report since it's spreading quite rapidly. It used to only be around the wooden stairs that the neighbor installed on Bloomington Parks property (see photo). Also there is Japanese Knotweed in the area that is currently a small patch, but can spread quickly. The knotweed has not yet emerged from the ground.
STATES RENTAL PROPERTY AT 2603 E 3RD IS VACANT AND TENANTS AT 2605 E 3RD ARE DRIVING ACROSS 2603 LAWN TO GET TO STREET.
For over a week, a buzzer has sounded for 2 seconds every 2 minutes in the 2600 block of E. 2nd St. Thanks.
This trees roots are causing the sidewalk to raise becoming a trip and falling hazard. Additionally its branches set right above our driveway where we park our vehicles. There have been smaller branches that have fallen on our vehicles during heavier rainstorms. We want to avoid a major problem since the branches hang directly over our driveway.
WOULD LIKE YARD REPAIRS WHERE CBU WORKED ON STORM SEWER
Resident states that her trash can was set too close to the street and with the students going to North High School and driving way too fast, her trash can was run over and destroyed. She requests that the sanitation crews put her trash can a little further back away from the street and increased patrols by BPD, especially before and after school.