Hello, My name is Jiyong Hwang who goes to Indiana University at Bloomington. I am a geography major and now our team is working on green buildings. I was trying to find green bulidings in Bloomington through this website, but I could not find it. Would you please send some maps of indicating all green buildings in Bloomington to me at hwangjiy@indiana.edu? Thank you in advance.
To whom it may concern: I was at the website for sustainability and water barrels, here: http://bloomington.in.gov/documents/viewDocument.php?document_id=5952 There is a paragraph, "A typical rain barrel is a drum with 50-60 gallons of capacity. In Bloomington, you can buy a rain barrel from Earth Care, the Monroe County Soil & Water Conservation District and others. Or, you can build your own! Download our step-by-step instructionshere (DOC 368.00 KB)." Unfortunately the link to the "Monroe County Soil & Water Conservation District" seems to go to a New York page! I doubt this is intentional? Please let me know. The 2013 fee schedule says $45 for a rain barrel, which I might be interested in if I can really pick one up in Bloomington IN. Thank you! Sincerely, Jacob Neumann
Hi, I hope this finds you well. I represent Healthline, a medical website dedicated to providing trustworthy health news and advice. We recently launched a new medical funding product that allows patients to raise funds to help with their medical expenses. You can see the online resource here: http://www.healthline.com/health/online-medical-fundraising I’m writing to ask that you would include this as a resource on your page: http://bloomington.in.gov/sections/viewSection.php?section_id=456 Why you should include this on your page: -Provide a resource to those in need of funding for their medical care -The tool is operated by Healthline Networks, a reputable medical and trustworthy medical website who’s content is regularly featured in Yahoo Health, Huffington Post, and New York Times Please let me know if this would be possible. Thank you again for your time reviewing. Warm regards, Maggie Danhakl • Assistant Marketing Manager p: 415-281-3124 f: 415-281-3199 Healthline • The Power of Intelligent Health 660 Third Street, San Francisco, CA 94107
inRoads group emails only include closing for the upcoming week sent on the friday prior. The app includes closings 30 days out or more. It would be nice t include those closings as well so I dont have to check the app unless i need more details. Thanks
The yard waste for my neighborhood was not picked up yesterday (or today). Several of us still have our yard waste at the street. Could you look into this issue for us please? Thanks! Travis Thickstun 1707 E. Camby Lane (Bentley Court)
Year waste bag not collected. 2 weeks now.
The city blocked some section of the road off (presumably to slow traffic). Now there is just yard waste and old hay bails left in them. It looks trashy.
Duke Energy removed two trees from city property (immediately adjacent to E Rogers Road) and left the two sycamore trucks cut up in 8' segments on my property. I called Duke and asked them to remove them, but they said it's the landowner's responsibility (Duke cuts, but doesn't remove). Since the trees were on city-owned land, I hope the city will dispose of them. Please see the attached screenshot from the GIS system that demonstrates where my property boundary ends. The city clearly owns some portion of land adjacent to the road. These two trees were within three feet of Rogers Road, and were removed to provide more access to the pole Duke is replacing. Additionally, I'm frustrated with Duke about two things: 1) The pipe they've installed immediately adjacent to the road is incredibly unsightly. It's rusty and approximately 20 feet too long. I'd be happy to provide a picture of this. 2) In order to get big trucks back to this pole, they have installed two corrugated plastic drainage pipes and covered them with gravel. They are dramatically too small for the location. Since they first did this several years ago, the pipes are continuously clogged with leaves and sticks. The flow of water is constantly stopped here. As a result, there is a bit of local flooding which washes out the gravel Duke uses to cover the culverts. This is a very disappointing solution to have implemented on one's property. I have pictures of this, as well. I have no problem with Duke accessing their pole. They have every right to do so. I also understand that the City probably didn't know their trees were cut down or placed on my property. But I'm quite disappointed in the quality of materials and work that Duke has utilized to access their easement on my property. Can you please help with these things?
We live at 806 W. 4th St., in Bloomington. Today, Tuesday, July 10 was our normal trash pick-up day, and also the day for yard waste pickup, according to Bloomington Sanitation's "yard waste collection schedule." We have two 35 gallon bins filled with yard waste waiting at the curb in front of our house. They are properly packaged, and under the 40 pound limit. While our garbage and recycle bins were collected, these yard waste bins were ignored, (although they have been collected on past dates) No note was left by the Sanitation Dept. workers. We appreciate this service, and don't mind the collection fee, but we were missed today.
Pile of yard waste in driveway for 2 weeks now