House has couches and furniture in the yard, trash all over the yard that travels across and in to the street near the poplars garage. This trash and debris has been outside and growing since last week.
STORM DEBRIS PICKUP NEEDED: There is a large pile of tree limb debris from the tornado-like storm outside of this house on the street. Thanks
STORM DEBRIS PICKUP NEEDED: There is a large pile of tree limb debris from the tornado-like storm outside of this house on the street. Thanks
STORM DEBRIS PICKUP NEEDED: There is a large pile of tree limb debris from the tornado-like storm outside of this house on the street. Thanks
Whenever a report is made about the apartment building on the north side of Cottage Grove about 50' east of Grant (currently the ZBT fraternity), the address 414 comes up, but that cannot be correct. The address should be an odd number, maybe 403 or 405. See report just submitted. That one refers to the *north* side of Cottage Grove.
There is something wrong with the map on the uReport website. When someone clicks on a portion of some addresses, a different address is displayed. Attached screenshot illustrates the miscall. Several recent complaints have been made about "505 E. 11th", but this location is an unbuilt and uninhabited field. It is assumed that the complaints were meant for "305 E. 11th" (marked as "Hoosier Rentals", but the HCI fills in "505" rather than "305" depending on where exactly the cursor is. Cases #198983, #198974, #199101, and #199103 all fall under this category.
Reported by commercial tenant 107 N Dunn Street, bent door to water meter pit in front of 111 N Dunn Street, 5" depression in center of doors. I cut a piece of OSB and placed it over the trap doors, reported to the City of Bloomington under Utilities, needs to be repaired/replaced.
I think my water meter is frozen. I have heated up the crawlspace for most of the day today and put space heaters in bathroom and by kitchen sink but still no water flow.
There is a relatively large water meter lid (maybe 18" in diameter) that is crooked and now stuck in an awkward position. It is located on the east side of Park about 40' south of 12th Street along the ROW. Since there are no longer buildings at this location (it might have served the old laudromat), it's possible this meter is no longer being used. If so, maybe the pit should be filled in. The way it is now, someone could trip on it or step into it or an animal could fall in and get stuck. It has been loose for at least several years and we have repositioned the lid every time it became uncentered, but this time it is locked in place and we cannot (meaning, we do not want to try to) fix it.
I am still listed as the account responsible for the water bill on this address I have not lived here since last year.