I'm looking for the scattered sites survey. I'd like it posted on the HPC section of the city's site, and as a stand alone, on par with historic and conservation districts. Link used to be here: https://bloomington.in.gov/historical-survey/survey-results-by-address Or are we awaiting an update? Access to the resource with that caveat (if needed) would be appreciated. Thanks- Sam
ureport drop down category menus not accessible on iphones or tablets. please address. most of the ureport stuff is sighted out in the world, so mobile device compatibility would be lovely.
The maps linked to the neighborhood parking permit applications have illegible street names. This is true with the overall map, as well as the first letter size map I tried (for my district.) overall map link is here: https://bloomington.in.gov/gisdata/mapgallery/Parking/ResidentialNeigbhrohoodPermitZones/parkingpermitmap_zone1.pdf
while attempting to report a malfunctioning traffic light (which I subsequently did on my laptop) to Ureport on my iphone SE, the screen does not scroll down far enough (well, it does, but doesn't stay long enough to:) press "next" after typing in contact information. (looks like step 3 in process of reporting) Changing screen orientation does not solve problem.
Dead deer, dear.
Why isn’t the city addressing the deer population? They are a nuisance, attacking my dogs and destroying property.
We have 2 adult and about 5-6 kits roaming our yard and neighborhood and becoming aggressive towards our neighborhood pets. Also concerned about children as we have grandchildren visit often and there are other small children on the block. We had a rabid fox a few years ago in our yard (another house - we've moved). These don't appear rabid at this time, but know they are carriers.
I have 2 cats that are My neighbors cats That are destroying my trash my wife's flowers and defecating In the flower beds which we are finding I have talked to our neighbors about not letting them roam around and it has had no resolve
Running loose, always!
I was walking my dog on the path around the retention pond (off of Azalea Lane, toward the Summit Point Apartments). I noticed a deer following along beside us, watching us. When my dog noticed the deer and went toward her, the deer became aggressive and hooved (for lack of better term) my dog. We began running away from the deer, she followed but stayed in the forest. The deer continued following in the forest until we got to the street in Bayberry.