NW corner of College Mall Road and Covenanter. This one is a bit unusual in that it has a wooden stake to hold the sign: We Buy Houses. Another one of the same sort is at the corner of the Five Guys restaurant and the entrance to the Kroger Parking lot.
thanks so much for removing all the signs I have reported thus far. I keep seeing new ones, though: 4th and Lincoln: blue S.O., Industries sign
The City of Bloomington removed a tree approximately three years ago at the corner of Lincoln and 7th St. We would like to know if the City can plant another tree in that mow strip along 7th Street where the City had removed the tree.
When you write your letter to Bio-Life, you might also want to mention the sign in the middle of one of the Tapp Rd roundabouts.
Corner of Rockport Rd and Rogers: blue sign "Adaptive Home Health Services. Now Hiring.
Please forward this to Mayor Hamilton. Dear Mayor Hamilton, I would like to urge the city and the county to adopt a 1% for the arts for the new Convention Center. The arts are one of the strong attractions of Bloomington and Monroe County. Let's put that up front and on display at the Convention Center. Sincerely, Paul Smedberg
Hi! I’m a bit confused about this charge on my account and am not completely sure who to contact. I paid the meter for one hour to get hartzels ice cream (as seen on the charges) but I never paid for $8 (or 8 hours). This is clearly an incorrect charge because I got ice cream at 6 PM and the meters end at 9 therefore I am even unable to add that much money to a meter. If I could please get a refund for the $8 charge I would really appreciate it since i didn’t even use it!
New sign: We Buy Houses. On Bloomfield Rd, at the intersection with Adams, on the right hand side, when you are heading towards Patterson. This sign business is taking on epidemic proportions!
Hi, First, thank you for removing the leaves from Park Ridge Park, the excellent park in the Park Ridge neighborhood, in April. Now, it seems like it is in need of a little bit of post-winter care. The areas where the leaves laid overwinter have become bare (see the picture). This is a spot that the Parks Department has worked hard trying to recover before and I suppose it is time work on it again. There are also other bare spots in the park where leaves had laid over winter (by the shelter - to the east) and for some unknown reason to the south of the swings. Could these areas please be addressed with grass seed and straw to make sure that park stays maintainable, that the structures don't end being compromised by erosion, and to make the park less of a mess after a rain? Also, the mulch covering the area underneath the playground structure may need refilled, in particular underneath the swings. Finally, is there a regular schedule under which these aspects of the park(s) get addressed? I am sure there are priorities and limited resources. We do not want to bother the department - if we knew that this maintenance would be done (based on a known schedule), then we would only have the thank yous to include instead of a thank you and a request. Thanks again.
Small ones at westbound spea crosswalk and north n Smith right before large apartment complex near 10th