In the back yard on 5th street is a grove of invasive species of Asian Honeysuckle and White mulberry. All plants are several feet tall. I contacted the property management company several months ago and they have not responded. This property is owned by an out of town company.
Overgrown front yard with junked cars leaking oil in driveway
There is a rental property at 1502 E. University Street whose owner is not maintaining the yard and the grass is excessively long in both front and back yard.
I am a resident of the apartment complex located at 1722 N Walnut Street. Over the past month, the lawn has been overgrown. I have given them an abundance amount of time to take care of this issue. However, it is to the point where the grass length has made it embarrassing to say I live here. In some areas, the grass is 24". This issue has become excessive and needs to be taken care of.
Extremely dense, tall, seed producing invasives. Knotweed, honeysuckle, tree of heaven, etc.
Large Weeds in front of home. Tall Grass not cut. Would like a notice to send to owners of property as rentals can’t do anything.
Hello! My daughter lives at 1722 N Walnut St in Bloomington. It is Vivo Apartments. We are paying a lot in rent and whoever owns this place is not keeping it up. The grass is thigh high and she has to walk to a nearby park just to take the dog out. I see there are other reports on this location, at what point does the city do more than issue warnings to the property manager to get them to comply with the ordinance? Any help you can provide would be appreciated.
The grass at Vivo Apartments is over 2 ft tall. No one works in the office nor do they return phone calls.
We have complained about this before, but nothing was done. The dumpster in the parking lot has a large hole on the east side near the bottom, ostensibly for drainage. However, it is large enough for rats to enter and exit, which they do to feast at night. There are *always* rats running around the parking lot because of this. They live in the little caves right behind the dumpster. Please do *not* poison or trap the rats. Rather, we would like the hole sealed up so that the rats will no longer have an endless source of food and will move somewhere else. This seems like a simple fix. What do we have to do to get someone to listen?
Note: prior complaint was filed under a different address by the system ("402"). The case number for that was #186916 (https://bloomington.in.gov/crm/tickets/view?ticket_id=186916) The response then that the hole is for rain water is nonsensical. If people kept the lids closed, what little rain we get would not enter the dumpster. Also, no other dumpsters in the neighborhood have such holes and an associated rat problem.