Vehicle is parked in front of garage(s) and has not been moved. License plates are expired and it has a flat tire. Does not appear to be in running condition. Garages are on Ritter Street behind the house on the corner at 1318 W. Kirkwood Ave. House is owned by Simon Ladd. House and garages are rental property.
Vehicle was placed on property a couple of months ago. Windows are broken out and vehicle is damaged, sometimes covered with a tarp. Property is owned by Christopher Burks, 890 Flintridge Ave, La Canada, Flintridge, CA 91011. This is a vacant lot.
Vehicle under the blue tarp is a Jeep in gray primer. It is missing parts and does not have a license plate. It has been in this location for several years. It is located at 1401 W. 6th Street which is owned by Robert Burks. (Related to Christopher Burks). Robert Burks has his son, Anthony Burks living in the house. Anthony has been accumulating items in the yard.
The red Chevy truck with the flat bed has been parked for over a year with a flat tire. It does not appear to be operable. Behind the truck is a boat trailer with scrap lumber and shingles piled on it. The property is at the south west corner of N. Adams Street and W. 7th Street. The property is owned by Dustin Sullivan, 2912 State Ferry Road, Solsberry, IN.
This Honda vehicle with California plates is parked on the property of Fairview United Methodist Church, 600 W. 6th Street. It probably belongs to the renter of the brick house in the background. I am a Trustee of FUMC and we would like to have the vehicle removed from our parking lot.
Located: 1250 W Adams Hill Circle Bloomington, IN 47403 License Plate: YEF109 Make: Chrysler Model: Sebring Color: Red This vehicle has not moved in several months. It appears to have flat tires and dirt accumulated underneath the vehicle which is not appealing when trying to show this shared property.
Tons of haunted train signs throughout east Bloomington. Plus still a handful of We Buy Houses
Guyser on b-line trail
Porta pot at Upper Cascades Park is completely full. Trash and toilet paper is maintained regularly, but bowl is full of waste.
This plot just had a tree removed form it. CFC folks are concerned that it is dangerous and that somebody could wipe out in it fairly easy. Suggest putting cones on it until it fixed. It's just south of the southeast corner on the intersection of Kirkwood and College Avenues.