- Case Date:
- 9/7/2016
Someone has been leaving cat food outside in a Common Area at 3200 John Hinkle Pl, zip code 47408. I have complained to Tempo Properties, the property management company, but little has been done to address this issue and the problem is still ongoing. At first, there was a bowl of food and water left outside in the common area to feed a cat. It appears Tempo Properties, or someone else,removed these, which then prompted the owner of the cat to simply dump a pile of cat food onto the carpet. This food in turn attracts many ants, bugs, and other animals and is very unsightly. I would like to note as well that each individual unit in the building has its own deck where an occupant or tenant could reasonably place a bowl of food and water for their pet without infringing on the Common Areas. Further, the Crescent Park Homeowners Assoc policies specifically prohibit keeping pets in any of the Common Areas. Despite these complaints, again, Tempo Properties has done nothing else to address the issue. I have many photos of the cat food, some of which I will attach to this complaint form. I would be happy to provide more photographs if needed.
Sidewalk Requests
1101 S Henderson ST
- Case Date:
- 8/21/2016
Owner has set up a drain from the basement of this house that dumps directly on the sidewalk in front of the house. The sidewalk has been a muddy mess of standing water and a fall hazard ever since. Is this a violation of city code? It seems like it would break down the side walk over time and ,again, be a fall hazard due to the muddy mess.
- Case Date:
- 8/20/2016
Rat infested, no water, no electricity, trash in the house, front porch, back of house, trash filled shed next to house. This is a drug house. There is no one living in the home that has legal right. House is located at 1100 W 10th Street, Bloomington, IN 47404
- Case Date:
- 8/19/2016
Our water smells and tastes like dirt. My address is 800 W Baywood Drive in Clear Creek Estates.
Drainage or Runoff
1631 S Olive ST
- Case Date:
- 8/14/2016
1631 s olive street bloomington in 47401
This is a formal request for the drainage system to be examined and or for a drain to be established on olive street given the standing flood water over 5 inches high.
- Case Date:
- 8/14/2016
1631 s olive street bloomington in 47401
This is a formal request for the drainage system to be examined and or for a drain to be established on olive street given the standing flood water over 5 inches high.
Sidewalk Requests
200 East 2nd Street
- Case Date:
- 8/5/2016
two sections of the sidewalk are sloped together so that water pools immediately after a rain. It is a heavily walked sidewalk and the puddle is definitely an inconvenience. I'm considering work on my driveway; can I/should I have the contractor improve the situation? Do I need city approval?
- Case Date:
- 7/28/2016
Clear creek trail from church lane to tap road needs over hanging limbs and side growth trimmed back. Also the trail itself needs attention as several places have debrie from storms. I reported this about a week ago but nothing happen. A gentleman riding his bicycle was dodging an overhead branch just north of the water fountain and hit a small branch lying on the trail which caused him to wreck. He was not injured.
Thank you
Drainage or Runoff
301 E 12th ST
- Case Date:
- 6/23/2016
Area on east side of Lincoln, N. of 12th Street and close to RR fence is a low area where water accumulates and serves as a breeding ground for mosquitoes. This area should be regraded or filled to prevent the water from pooling.
Parks & Playgrounds
3098 West Wapehani Road
- Case Date:
- 6/17/2016
The small karst feature (sinkhole) on the northeast side of Weimer Lake (in Wapehani Park) has greatly increased in size and depth over the last several months, and the lake is draining away! The water level has dropped by a few feet, and the lake surface has shrunk by half. The city already lost one reservoir this way in the 1940s (the one in Leonard Springs Park); would not it be a shame to lose another one? Is there a way to plug the hole (dumping a truckload of gravel and cement into it, perhaps?) before the entire lake flows aways?
The picture shows the lake and the sinhole as of a week or so ago; since then, the water level dropped another foot or two, as the sinkhole's draining point is now much deeper than it was back then. And there seems to be more space for further drop...