I am writing to bring to your attention a situation on Cardigan Court, which is a cul-de-sac. During the recent snowstorm, a couple of vehicles were parked overnight on the street and remain there at this time. Unfortunately, their presence has prevented snowplow trucks from fully clearing the roadway.
Church hasn't shoveled their sidewalk. Students are walking on the street.
The sidewalks near the post office on the east side are not clear for days. I don’t know if the city can enforce parking lots but their parking lot there is pretty slick too. I nearly fell a couple days ago. The people living in the thousands of apartments close right here are walking in the streets because the postoffice has done nothing to the 10th street or Pete Ellis Drive sidewalks.
The sidewalks south of North Central Church of Christ & ~20th Street aren't cleared, so people (largely, students) are walking in the street. I already worry about them with cars passing by on a regular day, and this just adds to the danger for pedestrians & drivers.
A woman (probably IU student) had to walk on College Mall Rd. on the east-side from Buick Cadillac Blvd to the bus stop beside the Old National Bank. It was very dangerous for her, I was in a car driving towards her and slowed down 'till she got to the bus stop and could stand on the curb. Because of the snow plowing College Mall is narrower than usual. Could the City or Old National Bank remove the snow from the sidewalk at a minimum from the intersection at Buick Cadillac to the bus stop?
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Please plow the snow on n oak st. Thank you
It is a little rich that the city of of Bloomington expects citizens to clean their sidewalks at this point since the snow stopped on Sunday. However, the city cannot get its own street cleared at the intersection of East 3rd and College Mall Rd. The right turn lane has not existed for days because it’s snow-covered. When will this get fixed? The mayors post about getting sidewalks clear and potential tickets. It’s just a little too much to take when the city hasn’t met its own obligation.
Trash and recycling bins at 510 West Allen (my residence) were not emptied this morning. My neighbors bins were emptied. Was this because I did not put the bins in the street beyond the big berm of snow left by the plow? I did not want the bins to be knocked over in the street. Let me know if there is any possibility the truck can get my bins. Otherwise, I will wait until next week. Just want to know why they did not pick mine up.
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