closed #132475
Graffiti
100–198 N Morton St
- Case Date:
- 6/25/2013
Needs a "not a through street" sign
Water fountain near enclosed playground isn't draining.
Today around 2:00 PM, the railroad signal was on, but the signal for eastbound traffic on 10th street never switched to green. Westbound traffic on 10th St got the green light and traffic turning left from eastbound 10th St got a green light, but traffic going straight east on 10th St never got a green light. I had to turn left onto the bypass to get out of there. Others just went through the red light.
black top eroded at 3511 N Kingsley Drive. Causes dirt and debris to collect and it stinks.
The railroad crossing at SR45/46 and 10th St is broken. The arms are stuck down. I work nearby and a have been watching the line of cars grow and grow for the last 15 minutes
Hello. You might recall that I recently asked the City about removing this sign; you stated it was the jurisdiction of the State. Here's my request to them and their reply from June 18. I doubt this is a legal sign from understanding past history. Can you remove this unneeded sign and alleviate sign pollution? Can you please look into removing the temporary sign that was installed on SR46 in Bloomington at its intersection with Pete Ellis Drive? The sign points directions to local businesses whose entrances were affected during last year's SR46 Bloomington bypass construction project. This sign is located on the NW corner of SR46 (East Third Street) and Pete Ellis Drive. It's obvious this sign was meant to be temporary, and now that construction is complete it should be removed. Dear Mr. Arvesen, I sent your concerns to our Construction Department. They state that the temporary sign in question is not a sign that INDOT and/or the Contractor working on the State Road 46 Bypass project installed. This is a sign that the shopping center had made and installed. You would need to contact the shopping center management to have this sign removed because it is a sign that they had installed, not INDOT. Our Construction Department has also sent an email to the City of Bloomington to notify them of your concerns about this sign.
The occupants of 521 W. 4th St. leave piles of dirt and trash cans in the 4th Street 7 days a week.
Have been in Bloomington, IN doing business since 1998. Moved from Michigan to grow in a community that can support my business growth as well as my family growing demand of good city, parks, things to do and education. I am proud to be part of bloomington, as a family person and business man. This is one of most multi cultural town with always things to do and well maintained with awesome inviting landscaping, streets, bike paths,etc.. through out the whole city. Thanks to everyone to make Bloomington such a beautiful place.
Mosquito infested water stands for days after a rain. Been a problem since last paving. Corner Eastside & University.