Gray sedan, IN license plate #BGP885, parked right up at the intersection of Eastside Drive and Maxwell Lane on the west side of Eastside Drive. I’m aware that Parking Enforcement doesn’t work weekends, but I still wanted this information to be part of the data the city compiles. Thanks.
Received call to HAND Dept. Wished to remain anonymous. Reporting gravel from the alleyway extending into the back-yard, likely for parking and does not think this is allowed. Would like a compliance officer to observe and issue citation.
Please reference closed uReport ticket 198993. The issue hasn't been resolved. The drain is still packed with mud and the trash has been moved off the drain a few inches away.
Multiple street signs and a fire hydrant were defaced with spray paint between 06-07 September. This is unusual behavior for the neighborhood.
Sunday afternoons, even in the downtown area, should be a chance the peaceful enjoyment the premises of one's own abode. Today, however, the noise from the sidewalk musicians who are somehow sponsored by the record store on the east side of Walnut just south of Sixth Street, makes any peaceful enjoyment impossible. I have my windows shut, even though I should be able to have them open on a day as warm as this, and even though the windows are shut, the noise is quite intrusive. Does Bloomington not have a prohibition against this kind of use of the public right of way? Don't you need a permit, or can any business just say: Hey come play the drums and electric guitar out in front of my shop? More maybe they do have a permit. If they do, they should post it so everyone can see that it is allowed. I understand a certain amount of weird noises are part and parcel of downtown living. But this seems like an abuse of the downtown public sphere. Thanks for whatever you are able to do to help make downtown Bloomington actually livable.
Someone has left a car tire on my lawn. My husband says one has to pay to have a tire removed, but it isn't my tire. What to do?