The sidewalk along the south side of East 10th Street between North Grandview Drive and Bell Trace has not been cleared. It is now very slippery and covered in ice. I had great difficulty walking to work this morning, several days after the snow storm, nearly slipping many times. Addresses where the sidewalk was not cleared are 711 N Grandview Dr, 3840 E 10th St, 3730 E 10th St.
Water is flowing down the sidewalk for no obvious reason on the north side of East Third just east of Clark St. It's near a maintenance hole cover (under which I can hear water running). No recent rain, and the snow all melted days ago.
Comment from Josh Conway on Facebook: How about getting a sidewalk on N Crescent rd between Marquis and fountain drive??? I see people forced to take wheelchairs up and down that section of city road. People in cars just keep buzzing them.
This pothole makes navigating this busy sidewalk hazardous. Wheelchairs or strollers can get stuck; pedestrians with mobility issues can easily trip and fall.
I was downtown yesterday afternoon, and Firestone Auto had multiple vehicles stored/parked on the sidewalk. They are continually blocking the sidewalks at this location; there are multiple uReport cases at this address. Can the city do nothing to keep this downtown pedestrian corridor accessible?
All of the speed bumps in this neighborhood have been in disrepair since the snow plows damaged them on about December 16.
As a home owner on old 37 N whose property’s easement is being used for the new line, I have some questions. The work has torn up an existing asphalt sidewalk that runs from marlin to the first house on Old 37 N along with a retaining wall in front of my house, my property sits down form the road. What are the plans come spring for this muddy mess? Is the community getting it’s sidewalk back? What of my wall? Sincerely, William Murnahan 4292 N. Old SR 37 Bloomington, IN 47408 812-332-8220
I noticed today that the sidewalk by the parking lot of the Bloomington Police station on Lincoln street one end of the sidewalk before crossing the parking lot does not have an accessible sidewalk - it has a curb. Will his be resurfaced to be wheelchair accessible soon?
Sidewalk of Smith just east of Washington. This is a route used every day by students from The Project School, several of whom use wheelchairs or are mobility-impaired. Please treat this as a priority -- I feel it's dangerous.
Broken table (long, white, bent) sat in yard for months. A few weeks ago it was pushed over onto the sidewalk and it is still there.