Ancient red bug tree is dropping five inch diameter branches into the street. It's in the city of bloomington's right of way on the corner of Cambridge and Sheffield drive. It's getting to be a hazard any tall truck that drives by limbs fall down on them and when the wind blows.
Hwy 45/46 East and the cross streets of StoneLake & Monroe St has NO traffic lights. Four lane Hwy with 2 turn lanes and cars driving 50 mph makes it extremely difficult and dangerous to cross the hwy when leaving or entering StoneLake to go to Arlington School. Even when I've been in the turn lane to enter towards the school, you can't see oncoming traffic when another vehicle is in the opposite turn lane. When will a light be installed?
I feel like the city should know that I broke my foot walking down the horrible Near West Side sidewalk last week.
The crosswalk signal on High at Wimbleton mystfies me. I would think it's supposed to work by having the lights off until someone pushes the button, and then it is supposed to flash for long enough for the person to cross the street after cars have stopped. Maybe I am wrong about this. I can't see any evidence that pushing the button has any effect at all, and I often see the lights flashing at random times when nobody has been around to push the button.
Green light is not working at Country Club and Roger street. Headed towards Winslow
Hi! The street sign for West 6th Street and Pine Street has been leaning precipitously and looks to be close to falling down. The bar holding up the signs itself is OK, but the green signs on the top with white lettering indicating the street names is the part that looks like it's about to fall off. Would it be possible to send someone soon to fix it before it does? Thank you very much!
Wait/Walk signals at Atwater and Woodlawn are confusing. Unless someone happens to press the button before the light changes, the wait signal stays on the whole time. Foreign students get especially confused. The 3rd and Woodlawn wait/walk signals can also be confusing, but are not nearly as bad.
Something is up (again) with the flashing lights at the crosswalk at High Street and Greenbriar Lane. It seems to flash periodically even when there are no pedestrians present to push the button. It was doing this earlier this summer, then it was fixed--but now it's doing it again.
On Highland, after you have left the YMCA parking lot and have turned right, on the right hand side before the first curve, you will barely see a yellow 15 MPH and a Sharp Curve sign that are almost invisible because of high weeds.
Heading south (up the hill) on N. Blue Ridge Dr, I want to turn left onto E. Blue Ridge Dr. The shrubs are so dense that I cannot see oncoming traffic. Photo is standing on E. BRD; I would be approaching from the right and aiming to turn left.