Thursday a week ago a new tenant moved into the rental house across the street for me,401 N. Rogers. They did extensive trimming of the street trees (which is OK by me) but they left the debris sitting in the tree plot. It now has been there more than a week. I don't know them, so I would appreciate it if you would get them to remove the branches. Many thanks!
The house next door to us has been abandoned for over a year. The yard is extremely over grown and the house is wide open. Our neighborhood has had an increased crime activity and this house is a welcome mat for people to use as a hideaway. The address is 202 E Ridgeview Dr. 47401, what can we do?
Very concerned about a tree on the parkway that is way overgrown and obstructs the view driving as you go around the bend, but also very dangerous for our children who ride bikes and scooter because cars cannot see them as they drive due to this tree. The family has done nothing to their home and will not trim the tree.
Picture to go with my request for an early pick-up of these leaves on the sidewalk at 409 S High Street. Thanks.
You of course have parking problems galore near campus and older part of town. Why not institute policy of granting residential-area by-the-day parking permits for persons with valid handicapped designation? Say, for 8 am-4 in residential areas zoned restrictively? I was not legally able to park in and stroll my old neighborhood--tho' fortunately found the garage on Atwater. Had never expected to have pulmonary problems. Even area residents complain about campus parking. Can't you remove evening quotas for special events?
There are two large dead trees in front of 400 S. High Street. They have been dead for more than a year. They pose a fire hazard as well as a risk of injury and damage to property should they fall.
The house next door to ours (currently vacant and for sale) has overgrown trees that are dead and falling down. Two cars have had either broken windows or mirrors, and all cars have sustained scratches from these trees. We are wondering what can be done to take the trees down. Address: 3744 West Stoutes Creek Road Bloomington, IN 47404
806 larkspur weeds over knee high. Property owner not maintaining appearance of property.
806 larkspur weeds over knee high. Property owner not maintaining appearance of property.
The overgrown bushes along the west side of Madison on this corner make it difficult to walk on the sidewalk. The overhanging tree limb also makes it difficult to see traffic when driving east on Driscoll and turning north onto Madison.