closed #192210
Excessive Growth
1403 S Lincoln ST
- Case Date:
- 7/16/2024
The yard has not been mowed all year, after the super cell hit Bloomington the limbs that fell have not been moved. Property seems abandoned and overgrown
The yard has not been mowed all year, after the super cell hit Bloomington the limbs that fell have not been moved. Property seems abandoned and overgrown
The yard has not been mowed all year, after the super cell hit Bloomington the limbs that fell have not been moved. Property seems abandoned and overgrown
Excessive weed-covered shrubbery starting to block alley between 1008 and 1012 S. Washington St.
It has not been mowed in weeks - maybe even since early June. Backyard is overgrown with invasives.
The north-west intersection of South Grant and East Allen is so heavily overgrown that it is impossible to see east bound traffic on Allen when heading south on Grant. It is an accident waiting to happen.
On the southeast corner of Wilson St. & Lincoln St., the curb is partially painted yellow, but the paint does not extend all the way to the corner. Because of this, there is a vehicle that regularly parks right on the corner. This makes it nearly impossible to check for oncoming northbound traffic on Lincoln St. when you are traveling westbound on Wilson St. I would like to request that the city paint the curb yellow all the way to the corner and possibly add appropriate signage. Thank you.
Attempting to turn left onto Hillside onto Washington is extremely difficult during high traffic times. Contributing to this is the very poor sight line when attempting to see oncoming traffic - the hill up from walnut blocks westbound traffic to a degree, and the porch structure built to the property line at 202 E Hillside makes it very hard to see eastbound traffic. What could be done to make this intersection feel less perilous?
Overgrowth along the Wylie Street side can prevent drivers from seeing street signs.
This Washington and Grimes street light that was recently repaired is obscenely bright. The cool LED is a migraine trigger for at least one resident, and the brightness is disruptive to local wildlife. Replace with a warm colored light with minimum required lumens for street safety.