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401 N Morton ST
- Case Date:
- 5/23/2016
This is a test report from Dan Hiester.
This is a test report from Dan Hiester.
street lite on moody drive very dim and goes out alot leaving street very dark
On the evening of Tuesday, May 24, I was at Ferguson Dog Park with my leashed dog, Duke, and my friend had her dog (also on a leash). As soon as we entered the park another dog immediately became aggressive and repeatedly attempted to bite my dog and my friend's dog. At one point this dog had one of our dogs on the ground, on top of it. The owner very casually and unconcerned strolled over and grabbed his dog and said, "Now don't do that." This dog continued to be aggressive to other dogs present, even biting and drawing blood on another dog. It was that altercation where other people had to separate the dogs because the owner just sat there and finally got up to get his aggressive dog. The owner did nothing to stop his dog from this atrocious behavior. This owner and his dog are a liability and god forbid a child or any human gets bitten by this dog. I do not have a name or license plate number because I did not feel i could safely obtain that information. I do have a picture of the man and woman and dog.
Sidewalk tripping hazard: Grate cover missing for part of stormdrain trench that crosses sidewalk in front of 710 E. Maxwell Ln.
Would it be possible to extend the turn signal time at Kinser/Madison and Hwy 46? When turning left from Kinser/Madison onto Hwy 46, the light only allows 2 cars to get through before changing. When Bloomington North lets out or the normal 5pm rush hour, I have sat through that light waiting to turn as much as 4 times and on one occasion several months ago, traffic was backed up and I sat through 7 signal changes before finally being able to turn. It really slows down traffic and backs it up. Thank You for your consideration.
Both of the links to the transit services at the bottom of the page at https://bloomington.in.gov/documents/viewDocument.php?document_id=6502 are not working/not current.
The pavement for Brookside Drive ends just beyond the address above. Where the street might have been extended, the grass is very high and should be mowed regularly--by the City (I think).
corner of 11th and Blair, large bush has become overgrown, and a tree has grown into it, which obscures the siteline for drivers attempting to turn onto 11th Street.
I am concerned about the health of the large old sycamore tree in Rev. Butler Park, at the intersection of W. 9th and N. Maple Streets. This magnificent tree, known locally as "the 9th Street Sycamore," is losing its new leaves, which lie shriveled in the streets and gutters around the intersection. The leaves that are still on the tree appear pale, small, and weak/limp, ready to fall shortly themselves. I live across from this tree and have NEVER seen it look unhealthy until this season. Please have a specialist evaluate this important landmark.
The garbage and Recycling materials sit in the back yard of 921 S. Washington week after week while it blows all over my yard. I spoke to the owner, Gary Tauder about this last year, and asked him if his tenants could please keep their garbage lided until emptied, and removed on a weekly basis. He ignored my request. Please ask either the owner or the residents to keep the garbage at this residence lided, and remove garbage and Recycling materials on a timely basis. The house at 922 S. Washington, across the street from 921 leaves Recycling materials on their lawn next to the sidewalk for 2 weeks until pick up time, and leaves the garbage in a can with no lid. Their garbage has been blowing all over my yard for weeks. I know this because I see envelopes with their address on it. Please ask them to put a lid on their garbage can, and keep their Recycling inside until pick up time, since Recycling containers are typically unlided. Thank you. Judith Sylvester