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open #193273

Biking & Walking

7th & Dunn

Case Date:
9/1/2024

broken glass in bike lane

open #193233

Biking & Walking

134 N Union ST

Case Date:
8/30/2024

Again. Tire-puncturing-broken-glass on 7th St bike route. Thanks for your attention.

open #193231

Biking & Walking

221 E 7th St

Case Date:
8/30/2024

glass in 7 line bike route near Lincoln

open #192981

Biking & Walking

3703 E. Brownridge rd

Case Date:
8/20/2024

My name is Nick Pejeau, and I'm an IU Health employee representing our Trauma Services Community Outreach program, Stepping On. The program seeks to reduce fall risks for elderly adults. One of our class participants reported concerns for fall hazards due to unearthing and uneven sidewalks in their neighborhood where they walk to the grocery. They did not give me an exact location but said, "The first one is on Kinser Pike, somewhere between N Skyline Dr and W Parrish Rd., I think. The second one, the one with cane for scale, is on W Parrish Rd. between Kinser Pike and Kroger." I've attached the picture they submitted to me. Thank you.

open #192877

Biking & Walking

408 1/2 E 4th ST

Case Date:
8/14/2024

Along East 4th Street in front of the delicious restaurant Dat's. There are many bricks that could pose a danger to pedestrians.

open #192487

Biking & Walking

Park & Second

Case Date:
7/26/2024

Gravel in sidewalk and street, Falling hazard.

open #191975

Biking & Walking

125 S State Rd 446

Case Date:
7/12/2024

glass and debris in bikeway/bikepath

open #143325

Biking & Walking

717-799 North Washington Street

Case Date:
1/26/2015

The North Washington Street bicycle lane from 12th to 10th street is significantly narrower than the 5 foot standard outlined in the City of Bloomington Bicycle Facility Design Guidelines document. In addition, vehicles parked along the west side of Washington street routinely occupy some portion of this bike lane, reducing the width even further. It seems to me that this stretch of road would be better suited for sharrow markings instead of the very narrow bike line that currently exists.