Case Date:

9/16/2019

One car on the lawn and one on the sidewalk. 1500 s highland, not Huntington.

Case Date:

9/16/2019

Case Date:

9/16/2019

Case Date:

9/17/2019

1500 S Highland.

Case Date:

9/24/2019

Parking on unimproved surfaces off the alley between Jordan and Highland north of Second.

Case Date:

10/14/2019

My neighbors have a large designated parking area behind their house but continue to just park in the yard as opposed to using it. Not a huge deal but it’s a well used alley and they are killing the grass and it will be a mud pit sooner or later. Plus it’s just annoying since they have a large parking area ten feet away.

Case Date:

10/21/2019

A car has been parked in the tree plot at 803 N Park Ridge Road for several weeks now. Please inform the residents of the city ordinance concerning parking on unimproved surfaces.

Case Date:

12/2/2019

Neighbors always randomly parking multiple vehicles in the shared drive or alley. It's been there literally all day, forcing myself(and anyone else who uses the alley) to drive ON MY LAWN.

Case Date:

12/3/2019

Big truck still parked in the alley after 24 hours, forcing people to drive into MY YARD.

Case Date:

12/7/2018

First - thank you for how responsive the department has been to our observations about Park Ridge Park. We really appreciate it! Park Ridge has a density of plants in and around it and is a relatively small park. As such, the amount of debris that can accumulate on the park compared to its size is quite high. We have witnessed that this debris tends to remain over the winter and well into spring if it isn't removed. We have seen that this eventually causes problems as the debris prevents grass from overwintering well and regrowing in the spring. This leads to bare spots (especially since the park is pretty all sloped except for the build in structures) leading to erosion. The Parks Department has worked diligently to mitigate these erosion issues through sowing grass seed, putting down straw mats, etc. This has been effective at at least stopping the erosion. However, I wonder if these mitigation efforts will have to be repeated next spring given the amount of debris in park. I suggest removing the debris now to hopefully prevent future problems and accompanying efforts to fix those problems. Please let us know what you think and thanks again for your responsiveness and hard work at making Park Ridge and Bloomington a great place to live and work. Cheers, John