Hello, I'm a resident of 864 S. Romans Way, Bloomington, IN 47401. There are a couple of broken tree branches in the sidewalk in front of my house. I have put them away, but I'd appreciate if the city can take care of them at earliest convenience. Thank you.
The whole intersection is a disaster, but the particular problem I think should be addressed is the complete lack of lane markers as you approach 3rd street. The left and right lanes end as you approach the light, and there is literally nothing until the very end. Early on, one should be clearly marked straight and right turn / left turn only or Right turn only / Straight&left turn only. Lines should then continue to ensure clarity, and create accountability in the event of an accident. For example, if I'm in the right hand lane and intend to go straight, but the person in the left hand lane also intends to go straight, who has the right of way? Based on the current setup, there seems to be no wrong or right answer. I would appreciate someone looking into this. Thanks for your time.
College Movers sign in the grass under the YIELD sign at the newly reconstructed AMC corner of Sare Rd, Moores Pike, College Mall Rd.
The HELP WANTED, CALL NOW guys are back with their white signs with black lettering. One is at E Third and Kingston in the grass at the corner where the gas station is (INDOT?) The other one is on the corner of College Mall Rd and E Second in the grass closest to the Dick's store.
'College Movers and Haulers' sign in the grass close to the road on the side of Burger King, on S. Walnut, near the intersectionof Co Club Rd.
Sign in the grass next to the road at 2511 S rogers, something All Seasons.
Another HELP WANTED CALL NOW sign in the grass near the road, at the corner of Gordon Pike and Old State Rd 37 (S Walnut) near the Wendy's.
Red "Student Painters" sign in the grass on Moores Pike, coming from the intersection with Sare Road,heading towards the speed bump, across from the entrance to Fenbrook.
College Movers and Junk Hauling sign in the grass at the corner of Pete Ellis and John Hinkle Pl.
Please don't lose to the myths being put out about duplexes in town. Core neighborhoods are core for a reason - that is where individuals can be good for the environment and their pocketbooks by having shorter commutes. Plexes also save residents money on utilities. Both are housing costs too. And the notion that single family homes are somehow cheaper than plexes is backwards. Homes in poor condition may be cheap but square foot for square foot of the same quality plexes will always win out. So many other myths too. Keep doing what you need to in order to build smart for our future.