The street light across from my house at the alley went out. And it has been replaced with the brightest most annoying light ever. There is no reason for this light to be this bright. It is blaring into my backyard and bedroom window. You have to change it.
The street light across from my house at the alley went out. And it has been replaced with the brightest most annoying light ever. There is no reason for this light to be this bright. It is blaring into my backyard and bedroom window. You have to change it.
The lights on the house next to our backyard are glaring and significantly illuminating our back porch and yard. They are on much of the time and don't appear to have motion sensors.
I reported the light at the alley because when it went out they replaced it with a very bright LED light. It is like a spotlight into my backyard and windows. Someone from duke came out at "fixed" it by pointing it down. But it is still way too bright. All of the other light in the neighborhood are a soft ember. There is no reason for this light to be so bright. And actually we don't even need a light here it's at an alley. It is too bright into my backyard and windows at night.
Lighting for Cedar Creek Assisted Living sign is BLINDING at night. I have almost hit a bicyclist, a dog, and a deer turning onto Adams from Tapp Road at the roundabout because the sign lighting sits below the level of the sign. If it was raised up on both sides by 4-6 inches it would hit the sign- which is what it should do, not blind drivers or walkers entering the neighborhood.
Re: ticket #199303, the strobing light is the decorative pedestrian-scale fixture.
Stop light at 6th St and N Walnut is out.
Ticket #193611, was closed on, 10/8/2024 14:20:49 by Christina Smith. However, per the information below, the work has not been completed. My question is, how can a situation be closed, when nothing was done to fix the problem. The lights have not been relocated. The new lights will be relocated along the trail between Hawthorne and Weatherstone. Sent notification to Christina Smith, Anonymous 10/8/2024 14:20:03 Christina Smith contacted Anonymous Ms Stubbs, The two pedestrian style lights will be relocated along the new trail between Hawthorne and Weatherstone as they were mistakenly installed in the wrong location by Duke Energy. The LED lighting fixture mounted on the existing wooden pole will remain in the same location. Please let me know if this light is too bright by emailing me at smithc@bloominton.in.gov.
This newly installed light is very bright and shines directly into several windows.
I went through the light at Walnut and 4th St this morning. The light stayed green for only a few seconds. Not many vehicles can get through before it turns red.