The city has removed a recent encampment by the corner of Wylie and S Walnut. The person camping and blocking the sidewalk along the wood fence by the second house from the corner on the north side of Wylie has been allowed to remain despite having built a permanent campsite with increasing belongings for many weeks now. This campsite is used daily including overnight which is against city policies.
New BRU burger building has multiple downspouts that drain directly onto the Grant Street sidewalk. I don't believe this is allowed with new construction?
Commercial tent is setup, possibly distributing electronic devices. The sidewalk is blocked by traffic of customers. City curbs shouldn't be used for private commerce without permit and traffic plan.
Sidewalk entirely blocked by tenant move out debris
Vegetation on East First Street is blocking the sidewalk
Sidewalk not passable on Wylie Street side due to overgrowth of residential greenery. This house is often unoccupied.
Vegetation on East First St is blocking the sidewalk
Lime bike is parked on the sidewalk at the corner of Sheridan and Maxwell (northeast side of the intersection) and is creating an obstacle and mobility issues.
There is a growing campsite on the north side of Wylie, not far from the intersection of S. Walnut, that is effectively making it impossible for some individuals with special needs to use the sidewalk there. This is not in a secluded area, but instead directly by a home in a residential area. This is a mixed issue. Not only is this campsite impeding foot travel, it is also against Bloomington policy by being an overnight campsite on public property.