The Cloverleaf Family Restaurant West Side of Bloomington has an excessive amount of trash and debris outside its back door and dumpster area. Additionally, they have a makeshift smoking area hidden in the bushes in the alley way. This is an ongoing issue that needs to be addressed.
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553 park ridge area. Mud always covering sidewalk. Can't imagine wheelchair going through
302 Park Ridge. Been reported 3 or 4 times at least. Rubicon van continues to park on unimproved surface in front yard.
There is a lot of trash in the road and on the surrounding sidewalk.
The sidewalk and bike lane (especially) are in need of repair. It is difficult and dangerous to bike with so many holes, loose gravel and uneven surfaces on N. Smith Road between Morningside and 10th Streets, Bloomington.
There is no pedestrian signal on Third Street at N. Smith Road. This is a busy intersection, therefore adding one would be useful and appreciated.
Our family frequently walks from Park Ridge Park to Park Ridge East Park, crossing at Morningside and Smith. It NEVER feels safe to do so there. Cars on N Smith zoom through at times without slowing and rush you even if they do temporarily pause. We had another close call today. Please enhance this intersection for both pedestrian and bicycle (our family does both here) safety. For an intended crossing, the Smith cars assume they have a bigger more important road and don't pay attention to the signs. Maybe a flasher, more prominent crosswalk sign planted or painted, just something please. It's like this every time and has been for years.
Was there a repair in area water is dark gray ?
Side walk on the west side of Rogers just south of 11th Street. It is a temporary driveway for construction staging I think for parking garages. I don't know what to do. What do you want me to do? The walk has never been clear. There is always been sand. Today there is a quarter inch of sand. And those big rocks/barriers have been blocking the drive since Friday. So no cars have gone over it all weekend, but there has been sand left there all weekend also. Is this just how it's supposed to be? should I give up expecting a safe pedestrian environment for my children? I don't know what to do. Please tell me what to do. I can sweep it up and put it in a bucket if you need to demonstrate that there is a real volume of material -- I will probably be able to carry the bucket but I guarantee you it'll weigh several pounds. What should I do? This isn't my job. I just walk here to take my kids to fairview elementary