tree branches and planting are covering/impacting over half of the sidewalk in front of 620 S. Park Avenue. It's been a problem for over four months. There was a big dead dangling tree branch (which has been removed) but the rest of the tree and the ground cover has taken over the sidewalk.
A red-green Lime bike has been parked for more than a week now in the street across from 824 S Sheridan Drive, close to the intersection of E First Street.
'Pop's Shop' Antiques sign in the ROW at the corner of S Woodscrest and E Second Street. Same sign as reported in case #189818, same location.
'Chimney Repair' sign at the STOP sign right at the corner of Miller Drive and S Highland Ave. I would suspect it is in the ROW.
"For Sale" sign in the ROW on E Wexley Rd, but the house for sale is at the corner of Wexley and S Stratford.
Above the Hunter foot path between Eastside Drive and Mitchell, there is a low-hanging braided uninsulated metal cable. It seems that every time we walk by, it is hanging lower and lower.
Man living in shelter at Winslow Woods Trail and Community Garden area.
We on the Historic Preservation Commission want very much for homeowners, potential new homeowners, and their real estate agents to be able to have easy access to information about whether their property is listed on the scattered sites survey, or within an historic district. Prior knowledge will help them become educated about the responsibilities and benefits of owning an historic home. There are two places links to the information should show up, (at minimum.) one is under the "historic" tab once a "my Bloomington" search has been done on the property. Or under the "historic district" entry which properties within historic districts currently show. (Add scattered sites here, please.) Another is under the "realtor information " page on the HPC website. (Here: https://bloomington.in.gov/documents/viewDocument.php?document_id=8553) there is a line stating "survey results by address" but it is not linked to the page ( https://bloomington.in.gov/historical-survey/survey-results-by-address ) and it is hidden halfway down the page. I would argue this link / information should be the first thing on the real estate info page, and prominently listed. Any help in this matter would be greatly appreciated.
I'm looking for the scattered sites survey. I'd like it posted on the HPC section of the city's site, and as a stand alone, on par with historic and conservation districts. Link used to be here: https://bloomington.in.gov/historical-survey/survey-results-by-address Or are we awaiting an update? Access to the resource with that caveat (if needed) would be appreciated. Thanks- Sam
these mattresses have been sitting outside of 624 S Woodlawn for almost a month, since the renter changeover. occasionally the mattresses fall over, blocking the sidewalk. this is a rental (4+/- unit) apartment building.