On behalf of Eastside Neighborhood Assn: This is our third report of trash/recycling cans left out on Eastside between 3rd and 2nd Sts. Needs follow-up. Also, is the ureport app working? It seemed the response was more immediate with the app than with reports submitted here.
The yard of this property has been in this condition since Mid-December. As this is a registered rental in the City of Bloomington, it is especially maddening as one might assume a ‘professional’ property manager was responsible for maintenance of the property. Can you copy Doris Sims, the HAND director, with this complaint?
Trash in front and people dumping in the back at the alley. The dumping is fairly recent, with a laundry basket first, now followed by several boxes.
Trash throughout this corner lot.
The address is 1410 W. 6 St. I couldn't get the cursor on the property. Trash in front. This street has several empty lots, also with trans accumulation
Honestly, the entirety of the near north side from Dunn Meadow to 12th street and so is just COVERED in trash. Some yards are worse than others. In my years living here I'm not sure I've seen it so bad for so long. There are a lot of properties that could be cited. You could start with the house at the SW corner of Indiana and 7th and just fan out from there. It is embarrassing to the city, not to mention the university, as we are getting into high school junior visiting season.
There is a lot of litter from the Clear Creek Trail access on W. Country Club going west to the roundabout on Tapp. Most of the trash is in the area where utility and right-away work is being done. Both sides of the road.
The property at 312 N. Washington St. has had bags of trash in its front yard, plus in tree, for weeks now. The bags are ripping open and sending trash flying. There is what I like to call the Trash Christmas Tree by the sidewalk, a large branch filled with trash.
The alley between Washington and Lincoln and 11th and 12th is filled with trash, including tires. I believe this is city property? Not sure if the residents or city are responsible for it.
The Herald-Times threw sample newspapers all over the Westpointe neighborhood (Larkspur and Woodhill). Many of these houses are vacant rentals and the sample newspapers are trashing up the neighborhood. Please have the Herald-Times come and pick up there samples they littered everywhere that no one asked for. We already have enough problems with trash in this neighborhood.