Case Date:

4/24/2019

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Case Date:

4/25/2019

Pothole on 17th between Madison/Kinser Pike and Maple street, in eastbound lane. Getting worse daily.

Case Date:

4/25/2019

Case Date:

4/26/2019

They have parked Bird scooters at this bus stop at 1015 N College again, impeding bus access. See ticket 168116 from April 16, just ten days ago.

Case Date:

4/26/2019

The alley between 516 and 520 N Grant St. needs repaved along with the alley that runs behind those buildings. Google Maps names this road as N. Harrold St.

Case Date:

4/26/2019

They alley between 526 and 530 N Grant St. needs repaved along with the alley behind those building.

Case Date:

4/26/2019

The alley between 526 and 530 N Lincoln St and the alley behind both buildings needs repaved.

Case Date:

4/26/2019

The 9 Ash trees in the public right of way along 120 S Kingston Dr. are all infected with the ash borer

Case Date:

4/26/2019

3 bird scooters blocking the sidewalk. Grant st outside library.

Case Date:

4/26/2019

I am against the proposed neighborhood zoning changes that will cause drastic changes to single family neighborhoods by corner multi-family structures allowed under the proposal. Property values and quality of life will plummet, as Bloomington reverses course, and erases the great gains in re-establishing single family neighborhoods in this predominantly rent driven city.