Our neighbor has been dumping motor oil in our yard for years. We haven't repoted it in fear of reprizals, but he is poising our trees. To truly "catch him" for remediation costs for example, do we need an actual photo of him doing it? He is the only one doing mechanic work (LOTS!) on our street, and we live right next to him. I am afraid for our health.
Large pothole located on E First Street between Highland and Jordan. It was recently asphalted but has begun to subside.
There is a barking dog tethered to a tree many, many hours a day at 922 W. 8th. Not sure if it is 10+hours, but it was there at the beginning and end of the day (before 9am and after 9pm) every day this week.
Potholes on E Third in front of the new Panera. Old utility cut that is subsiding. E Second Street on the south side of the street, starting at the schools if you are heading west towards the intersection with Woodscrest. More than 1.
Street light at corner of Forrester and E. Daniel has been out for about 3 weeks. Numbers on the pole are 767 and 779.
Intersection of 200 South Clark and E 4th street has a giant hole in the middle of the road. I hit this early Sunday morning traveling the speed limit and bent my rim, broke a band in my tire, and split my wheel cover. There are no warning signs for this utility cut. $200 damage, please advise
there is a tree branch, still attached to teh tree, that is hanging over the street in front of 923 E. University St. Was not usre this is the right category for this report, but the branch needs to be cut.
Dear HAND Staff, I did not mean for this to be a complaint against our neighbor. I believe perhaps the city is responsibly for trees in the tree plot at the street. I did not know where this fit into the UReport categories, as I said in my notes. Please forward this to the proper department at the city and NOT to the homeowner. Thank you, Annamaria Mecca
I drive for Uber/Lyft in Bloomington. The number of stop signs that I have noticed that are blocked or partially blocked by foliage is approximately one in very ten. I stop at roughly 500 of these signs per 9 hour shift ant it is dangerous. Also the smaller alleys have so much over growth that they scratch the side of the vehicles. Does Bloomington not have a forestry division with a chainsaw or two to fix both these hazards.
W. Dodds from College to Rogers is horrific. Its so rough its possible to loose control after the pedestrian crossing heading west. It is really chopped up and needs resurfaced as it is heavily traveled.