This is a cul-de-sac in Park Ridge East. The paving at entrance to the street is in disrepair. At the top of the cul-de-sac is a huge pot hole. The center of the street is breaking away. To drive up and down this street many times a day is frustrating. It would be wonderful to have it repaved.
The road was repaved in front of our house but the new asphalt stopped just before our driveway. This created a pothole / rut on the side of the road where our driveway meets the new asphalt in front of our mailbox. Turning right out of our driveway our back tire hits this rut each time. It is a very busy intersection and we have to get out of our driveway quickly because people are rude. It has to be difficult for the mail truck to pull up to the mail box. We were hoping this area could be filled in like a pothole. I tried to attach a photo but it doesn't seem to actually attach the file. Thanks.
Either the person that sets the signaling for the traffic lights in the city of Bloomington is either the most incompetent idiot on the planet or is the biggest joke over there how you guys have the traffic lights signals so you literally have to stop at every light all over town even during rush hour you guys have multiple lights signaling turn red so you guys have people stopping in the middle of the intersection because they don't want to get stuck by five lights in a row I've sent multiple emails to you guys so have coworkers and other people that I know in the city what are you guys fix the lights over 69 on the west side all through Walnut Street it's like that I just came down 2nd Street you literally had car sitting in the intersection because they didn't want to get stuck by multiple lights in a row
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Street light out at Winston and Trotters Run and at Winston and Olcott.
The street sign for Allendale Dr at this corner is quite loose and crooked
Large potholes, torn up asphalt, on the city alley way off of 17th street, that runs between DDI detailing and the gas station at 17th and College. This is a city right of way permitting access to the parking lot used by employees of Like Law Group. The damage is so extensive vehicles could be damaged if this is not repaired. I understand the city acknowledges this is on their "alley" but will not repair this for quite some time. If vehicles are damaged I assume we can submit those repair bills to the city. Is that correct?
A tree feel from 1307 E Davis Street across the street and is blocking an important drainage area across the street that is extremely important for the downhill run off.
The street light is out at the corner of Forrester and David. Thank you for replacing it.
This alleyway is in need of re-paving of the potholes, the worst of which is at the point where it meets 2nd St and smaller ones in the alley.