On Sheridan Drive between E. Karen and S. Highland, the bike/pedestrian lane on Sheridan has a lot of gravel and sand and junk in it. This is on a downhill in a bike plane and covers most of the lane. Can this get cleaned up and swept off?
Several households (four I think) have stacked storm damage debris on the south side of Sheridan directly across from 1315 Sheridan.
The pole in the center island on 10th street in front of SPEA / Main Library has been broken off.
A business has moved into the former Sterling Glass building at this address. They have placed a large blue dumpster on the lawn at the west edge of their property. According to 20.05.067 of the UDO this dumpster is supposed to be enclosed and on pavement. The property is zoned CG.
The gentleman that owns the 3 dilapidated white houses across from Fountain drive. Has repeatedly violated trash pickup rules and left unbagged trash and debris on the sidewalk. When the city did not pick up the strewn trash he left he came back this after noon (7/1/25 @ 6:20pm) and kicked the remaining trash into the street.
On Bloomfield Rd. East bound lane, just west of the Sport Plex. Two huge potholes.
Numerous potholes in middle of street in front of 1314 South Dunn Street
17th and Eagleson needs a traffic signal. Too dangerous for pedestrians and northbound Eagleson gets extremely backed up during busy hours
Storm water drain is clogged causing large “pond” of water on the north side of Atwater and potentially a storm runoff problem for property owners that could lead to flooding basements.
The Golden shear barbershop has recently passed over new ownership. The establishment and owner have been unlawfully operating without any legal licenses. The owner and barbers have been giving services to the public without proper training and ever obtaining a license through the state barber board as required. This matter is very important and serious as without the proper training diseases such as hepatitis, HIV, or other infectious diseases can spread. The use of the razor blade and the lack of training in sanitation and chemical control can be a danger to the public. With many students entering the establishment there’s a risk with the spread of these diseases. The city of Bloomington should hold this business up to standards and make sure they get barbers license and state board approval to operate.