719 East University Street - people pulled this trash out Sunday 8/4/19 and according to my conversation with the Bloomington Sanitation dept. they have not scheduled a pick up. Please send an inspector over ASAP to begin the ticketing process. It disgusts me that I have to look at this filth for days when me and my neighbors work hard to maintain a nice neighborhood.
Loose bags of garbage outside this house for weeks, already being torn apart by animals.
729 N. Lindbergh While it is very nice that the property owner has cleared the property of the invasive and such, they have left piles of tires and other trash found in the weeds piled in the middle of the lot. I have been waiting for them to haul it off, but after months, they haven't. Could you give them a little inspiration to remove this stuff, please?
Tick heaven. There is no. It is nothing but invasive honeysuckle and weeds. I have to keep cutting it back on my property line because it continues to infringe. There are 5 children living in that house. That's their business to run the run of lyme disease and West Nile, but I don't like it being a spawning ground near me. And now the CDC has released a report about these "kissing bugs." The City code refers to "noxious weeds." They got 'em.
Lawn looks more like a forest. Please ask owner to make an attempt to maintain this small property.
808 W 2nd St home is unoccupied and lawn hasn’t been cut in months. As a neighbor I’m concerned with bugs and overgrowth encroaching into our yard.
Several properties along the south side of W Howe street have not cleared their sidewalks of ice and it is very slippery. The exact locations are: 811 W Howe, 807 W Howe, 801 W Howe, 731 W Howe. Additionally, 500 S Rogers (SW corner of Howe and Rogers).
Front and back yards at 808 W Second St are overgrown, unsightly, and attracting pest animals.
Mattresses/box springs(?) and broken furniture piled up behind and on south side of garage in backyard, visible from alley and several neighboring properties.
Trash all over ground