closed #214734
Sidewalk & Curb Complaints
223 N Adams ST
- Case Date:
- 10/5/2026
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I have reported this twice, both times it was marked as resolved by Brighten Bloomington. The issue was never resolved fully. It is not only the recurring gravel that is an issue, it is also how far the plants are growing into the sidewalk. Even once the gravel is cleared, the plants still make the sidewalk less than 36 inches wide, so it's not accessible. Photo is from today. Requesting gravel debris is cleared and plants are appropriately cut back Previous tickets: 204346, 206276.
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Gravel debris on sidewalk and driveway, making the sidewalk narrow and not accessible. Located on the N Adams side of the house.
Trees and plants encroaching on sidewalk, on both sides of the railroad bridge
Trees and plants encroaching too far into sidewalk. Submission address is not quite correct, I don't think it is 408's property, but it is right next to it towards the railroad.
Old furniture, boxes and trash piled up on side of house causing pest control issues. Rats have been spotted coming from debris. This needs to be cleaned up or they need to be fined ASAP. This is absolutely ridiculous. This has been reported multiple times and noting is being done but yet my son gets a warning for not pulling trash can back from sidewalk. At least they are taking out their trash and putting it where it belongs.
Culvert is breaking more, becoming less accessible due to larger gap between broken pieces, and wobbly pieces
The pedestrian crossing signal post next to the "3rd St & Landmark" bus shelter is quite loose, very wobbly when pushing the button
I am writing to complain about the contractor who is doing the work near the old Catalent building. My new Grand Highlander took a chunk of mud or rock to the window this evening. It appears that the contractor did not sweep the street after their work. The impact was significant enough that glass shards came into the cabin. This is a major safety issue.