Case Date:

8/30/2014

Missing sidewalk drainage cut cover

Case Date:

8/30/2014

Missing ramp

Case Date:

8/31/2014

Ped button on SE corner of intersection to cross Tenth doesn't work. Forces peds to cross on a red hand.

Case Date:

8/31/2014

the grass between the street and the sidewalk is badly eroded. cars park there for soccer matches at Bill Armstrong stadium. the missing grass and dirty leaves a six to ten inch dip and is damaging cars

Case Date:

8/31/2014

Overgrown and neglected yard/home at 2705 S Pine Meadows Drive

Case Date:

9/1/2014

the bushes along East southern eastern side of the trail at this park is taking over the path, people are running on the side in the grass creating mud creating a mess

Case Date:

9/1/2014

the rain grate has come to be a good 5-7 inches beneath the surface of the street, probably from the road being reopened several times. the grate is on the north side of the street, east of 4th. cars swerve to avoid it.

Case Date:

9/1/2014

Between 3838 and 3840 E Tamarron Dr the sidewalk has heaved up about 2" causing a tripping hazard

Case Date:

9/2/2014

over growth of lawn and yard and trash in yard

Case Date:

9/2/2014

To whom it may concern: I was dismayed to read in this morning's hotline that roundup is used in our parks and around our trails. Yes, this is the roundup civilians can buy in stores; however, that does not mean it is safe. I thought Bloomington was a progressive place on the cutting edge of environmental concerns - apparently not. Any amount of poison applied to our earth is dangerous to people and animals, among others. And when we have rains, the roundup runs off into our water systems. Look at all of the drains on streets which sport little stickers saying don't put any hazardous materials down the drains. Well, you are. Let's think about the big picture. What is more important - having a safe environment in which we can be on the grass, drink safe water, etc. or getting rid of a few weeds, which, by the way, are also part of our creation. I know there are invasive weeds, but surely there are safer ways to eradicate them than by spraying them with poison that is hazardous to everything. You say you have professionals applying these poisons - I don't believe that makes the substance any safer. I hope you will consult various organic farmers and landscapers in the area for advice before applying any more roundup. Thank you. Anne Fraker