This is a lot in GentryCrest covered with abandoned construction material, pallets, cement block etc. This also occurs on the lot opposite this on Hathaway Ct. as well.
The vacant lot at 214 W. 7th St. where a building was torn down two years ago had trash, debris and weeds that have not been cleaned since the building was removed. The property owner of the adjacent commercial building at 216-220 N. Rogers would like the owner to clean up the lot. Thank you.
Yard has trash in it, furniture, a real problem for some time.
trash pick up people are being assholes to us and im sick of it. leaving trash behind and leaving our cans in the road while our neighbors were placed neatly on the sidewalk. what is their problem with us. we just moved in. DO YOUR FUCKING JOB. How would you like it if you came to my job to get an oil change and I left your plug lose and a left like 2 quarts of dirty oil in the engine???? Same thing. Fucking bullshit
Capstone in the middle of sidewalk for property. Has complained to owners for weeks.
The trash pickup at my home consistently tosses my bin into my flower bed and has destroyed my expensive perennial flowers. For years, I had private trash pickup and not once did this occur, yet every week the city trash pickup tosses my bin in my flower bed. I have to pay for a service I didn't want, didn't request--that was forced upon me--and I also have to put up with destruction of my property? A bit ridiculous. I have included a picture from last week (and have others) but this occurs nearly every week.
Property is 3131 Kingsley. A second person called complaining of trash at this property.
The vacant lot at 415 W. 7th St. has many weeds, trash and debris that has not been cleaned up since the building was torn down two years ago.
Happy Wednesday! I was wondering what the procedure is to obtain another trash can. Ours has been overflowing weekly! Please, let me know! Thank you :)
Please comply with Municipal code Chapter 6.06 - GARBAGE AND WEEDS The Street Department has told me repeatedly that Habitat St extends fully in front of 1417 W Habitat St, and the City of Bloomington will never reliquish right of way. Chance may have told City officials that the property is completely his, but he had converted both the front and back of his lot to his own needs. The Indiana Railroad cleared his stuff off their right-of-way; the story was in the papers. The City did not check about the trash with adjacent property owners at 1407 or 1419 West 8th St. In any case there are uncovered metal trash cans on City property, as well as a used tire. His trash still lines Habitat Street and the back of lot 1419 W 8th St. I have not been able to enjoy my back yard for years, and I anticipate another fine crop of mosquitoes to breed there each year, due to City inaction. Can you fix it? https://bloomington.in.gov/crm/tickets/view?ticket_id=155196 https://bloomington.in.gov/crm/tickets/view?ticket_id=154439