this is an alley, but it is not used for cars -- it's grassed over. but people still walk through it a lot, and several large limbs from a tree are now blocking it. anyway, this is not an emergency situation at all, but it would be great to get the limbs removed. maybe one of the homeowners should do this, but they have been there for several weeks now.
All street lights on Patterson are still out from Allen to Rogers. I reported this a month ago.
There's a 2'x2' square pothole forming (maybe over a former sewer).
The sidewalk to the east of our front steps is cracked. A large mud puddle stays there, such that we need to keep it covered in straw in order for pedestrians not to slip and get muddy. This section is just next to the new sidewalks planned for the intersection of Fairview and Dodds streets. Including this segment in your replacements and repairs will allow an efficient, strategic improvement. Thank you.
The residents at Allen and Fairview are not shoveling the sidewalk adjacent to their property. Please help and inform them. Thank you very much!
There has been a Ford Explorer parked on the street in front of her house for years. She is wondering if the owner of the vehicle can be contacted to have it moved or if it is an abandoned vehicle that can be removed. her address is 708 W. Dixie St.
Pothole at manhole cover
Pot hole next to manhole cover directly across from 715 W Dodds
We need a speed bump on Allen, in between S. Patterson and Fairview. People drive very fast down the hill west of Patterson towards Fairview, right into a residential area where there are many young children and children waiting for the schoolbus
TO: SOLARIZE BLOOMINGTON FAMILIARIZATION MEETING I am registered to attend this meeting tonight, May 22. I am sorry to say that I cannot be there. I definitely will register for one of the remaining meetings. Would it be possible, in the event that are materials distributed at tonight's meeting, for me to stop in somewhere and pick up the handout materials within the next few days? Thank You very much John Washbush