Case #202092. We appreciate you setting up 2 huge warning signs near the cut, but the first orange square warning is backwards.. Needs to be turned around. The warning is not visible for motorist driving west.
I found a street sign, together with the large metal pole, in my front yard today. Not sure how it got there ... but it appears to be a Bloomington street sign. Can you come collect it? 415 E. 1st Street
Low water pressure. Over the past year our domestic water pressure has been getting worse and is now perhaps at a 1/4 of what it should be. We have had the line from the meter to the house replaced previously. I expect we have a connection issue to the water main. Please advise.
The alley that runs between 800 North Grant Street and 415 East 11th Street (connecting East 11th and East 12th streets) is full of potholes and bumps, especially as it gets closer to 11th St. Many of us who live in these buildings have to drive through this alley every day in order to access the parking for our buildings. I know that the condition of this alley has been damaging to the suspension of my car, and I am sure I am not alone in this. I'm sure I speak for many when I say that we would greatly appreciate it if this alleyway were to be re-paved, or at least have some of the deeper potholes and bumps filled in and smoothed out. Thank you for your time, Tyler Davis
N/S alley stretching from 11th to 12th that is between and parallel to Grant and Dunn Streets is a jaw-rattling experience. Not a single pothole issue - rather, a candidate for full replacement. This is the same alley that further south is named Harold Street, is between one of the buildings for 800 N. Grant apartments and the 415 E. 11th apartment building, and serves as parking for the latter.
While you are following up on case #205167, please also follow up on case #201463. The earlier uReport case requesting attention to the N/S alley stretching from 11th to 12th and flanked by 415 E. 11th and 800 N. Grant was marked "resolved", but nothing ever happened and now it is in even worse shape.
Clarification for case #199848: We believe the report was meant for 415 E. 10th. The people involved with the demolition are *very* amateurish - blocking traffic by running out in the street, and the bucket used to tear down the building almost fell over a couple times. hould have been done more systematic so that some of the materials could have been saved. Did they even have a permit to do this? This is a Brawley slum rental, currently listed for sale: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/415-417-E-10th-St-Bloomington-IN-47408/442693160_zpid/
For some reason there is not enough parking in the lot behind this new building for all the cars, so some tenants are regularly parking in the alley on the west side of the building all night long and possibly during the day. Can the city do anything about this? It is really horrible at night trying to navigate around all the cars parked back here. Lots of times people park crosswise behind already parked cars. It is horrible trying to find out who owns what car, and after the new buildings on the other side of the alley are operational the problem will only be ten times worse because it looks like they also will not have enough parking for their tenants. WTF???
Excessive growth. Only mows when reported. No one wants to walk on the sidewalk in front of this house with thigh high weeds. Bad look for the neighborhood but more than that it attracts pests and unwanted bugs.
Waist high weeds/lawn. Well above 8”. Have not mowed at all this spring.