At corner of S Morton and W Howe streets the shrubbery growth continues up to the street curb - which both blocks the sidewalk access along Morton as well as creates a blind spot for any traffic turning from Howe onto Morton. I was nearly hit by a FedEx truck yesterday because of the blocked view while at that corner.
I was going to the CASA office and then to B-foods last week. I wanted to park my bike at this convenient bike rack on the B-line, only to discover that I couldn't because of the stupid scooters. No, I don't want them obstructing the walks or preventing my use of bike racks!
After the city did digging to put in the new internet system, we have a hole on our property that needs to be repaired.
There are two trees on Curry at the westbound corner of 46 and Curry that are protruding into the street. There is another (third) tree at Curry and North Lintel blocking the right-side view to turn from Lintel onto Curry which is a highly trafficked street.
There is a parking meter 302.5a that is not connected to the ground.
vlass in 7st bike lane in front of dunn meadow and grant st too
Trash bin by street
Over-occupied. Has been a problem for at least one year. Current tenants ave the following Indiana license plate numbers: YKS555 - AVA812 - YKX366 - 145PZA - TSN865 - RFV277 - 450BXO - TK430LIJ (white pickup truck). Property is not grandfathered, so has maximum of three occupants. Landlord advertises it as 4-bedroom: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/305-E-11th-St-Bloomington-IN-47408/94516124_zpid/
Property in preoccupied, tenants have eight cars, some are routinely parked off property in alley, blocking it.
See uReport case #181105. Parking officer routinely allows certain violations to continue. This is one of those cases. This property is over-occupied with usually 6-8 vehicles parked on the driveway and side yard, regularly spilling out into the alley outside of the property on the east side of the fence.