The street seems to have buckled due to heat or excessive weight and is a hazard to neighborhood traffic. The source of the problem is unknown but it seems to be getting worse over a short period of time. Location is National Point Road in Ketcham Ridge Estates.
The street light doesn't and it is scary to walk home at night without it.
benches at bus stops There are a lot of elderly/handicapped individuals who ride the #2 Countryview bus to and from Krogers Seminary square. For some reason the benches on the west side of Krogers were removed. I contacted Bloomington Transit and they said it was the city that removed them. I was told it was because too many "street" people hang out there so this is to discourage that. It does not make sense since the bus stop on the east side of Krogers, closer to the park where those people hang out. The other thing that makes no sense is to inconvenience senior citizens over a situation that would seem to be something that the police patrol should be able to discourage by driving by often, especially those golf cart looking vehicles or bike patrols since it is part of the bline trail. Since the grocery is expanding and updating probably even more people will come there I would like to request that thosebenches be replaced. I can get a petition signed by passengers if it will do any good.
Just put $1.50 in new parking meter and it didn't register payment! Jon Lawrence
Just put $1.50 in new parking meter and it didn't register payment! Jon Lawrence
Neighborhood children park their bikes and scooters in and on the roundabout over night and throughout the day.
Street sign at the corner of saint James and forrester is unreadable on one side.
Bushes blocking the alley adjacent to this property (west side of house)
Camper parked in yard. Easily visible from alley behind the house.
I have been informed that the walking tour guide for Rose Hill Cemetery is a City of Bloomington publication, so I wish to report an error in it. The WWI statue in the cemetery is illustrated and described as Viquesney's "Spirit of the [American] Doughboy". It isn't. Attached is a photo comparing the two. The brochure is probably confusing the cemetery statue with the WWII Viquesney "Spirit of the Fighting Yank" in front of Monroe County Courthouse in Bloomington.