Case Date:

5/16/2020

347 south maple ave. Sidewalk nearly completely covered by bush. Unable to walk on sidewalk.

Case Date:

5/19/2021

At 300 N. Walnut at the intersection of Walnut and 7th St, a piece of sidewalk is missing as you can see in the picture. This has been missing for quite sometime. Please fix this.

Case Date:

5/9/2024

South side of property along 7th St. has a presumably large invasive impinging upon the sidewalk.

Case Date:

6/15/2020

Weeds growing out and covering sidewalk on NW corner of property (Lincoln and alley intersection.)

Case Date:

8/23/2023

this washed out patch is a fairly serious safety issue for cars and pedestrians. Due to recent work on a sidewalk on Clover Lane, orange traffic cones were available, and were placed at the site of the hole to reduce the risk of an accident. City personnel came to see the issue, and took away the traffic cones, thereby increasing the risk of an accident. City personnel informed me that the hole would be repaired "soon" by the fiber optics installation contractor. While I understand that this sort of thing takes some time to coordinate and complete, the removal of the orange cone and the lack of a repair, is creating a safety risk for cars and pedestrians in the area. thanks, kelly

Case Date:

7/30/2021

Bushes block sidewalk, have to walk in street.

Case Date:

6/30/2023

Walnut tree on the east side of property(7th street) is blocking the sidewalk.

Case Date:

7/29/2022

Homeless living in street and blocking sidewalk as we start to welcome students and parents back to Bloomington. Let's clean this up immediately.

Case Date:

7/30/2021

Bushes block sidewalk, have to walk in the street.

Case Date:

3/23/2022

Around 9:45am this morning, I walked out of the parking garage at 7th and Morton, out through the lower level of the garage onto 7th Street. As I was walking out onto the sidewalk, a minivan was driving east in the bike lanes! The driver and passenger seemed lost and realized they were in the wrong place. They stopped then crossed over a break in the weird curbing there to get back into a lane of traffic. They had driven from at least Morton halfway up the block before getting out of the bike lane. This is not the first time of numerous times I have witnessed vehicles driving in or parking in the 7th Street bike lane. Is there any way to add signs or markings that make this more obvious? Also, while we are here - on Monday I was downtown driving on Morton headed north and came to a stop at 7th Street. People are really confused by this intersection. A car from the west came to a complete stop. A car from the north on Morton decided to cross 7th in front of the stopped car from the west on Morton. A car coming down the hill from the east on 7th was not intending to stop, but had to due to this car in the intersection from the north on Morton that failed to yield to 7th Street traffic. Although, the randomly stopped car to the west on 7th acting like it was a four-way stop sign certainly made matters go awry. Essentially, the entire 7th Street bike lane system is a mess of poorly designed infrastructure. A friend was telling me about how the bike lane gets blocked at 7th and Woodlawn because of the college students getting on and off buses and the bus riders have to cross the bike lanes and often do not pay any attention. A perfectly good street has multiplied the potential for accidents and injuries with this "upgrade" that got installed.