CUSTOMER CONTACTED MAYOR'S OFFICE ON 5/2/97 TO COMPLAIN ABOUT SEWER GAS PROBLEM IN HIS AREA FOR 3 YEARS - NOTHING HELPS. (PER MIKE FARMER, JUVENILE CTR. PRIVATE LIFT STN. IS PART OF PROBLEM AS WELL AS ILLEGAL CONNECTIONS. STEVE GLASGOW WILL SET MTG. WITH STATE NEXT AND OFFER SOLUTIONS FOR THEM TO PURSUE.
MR. FERGUSON CONTACTED THE MAYOR'S OFFICE AND STATED THAT TIM MUELLER DID NOT PROVIDE REQUESTED INFORMATION TO MONROE CO. PARKS BOARD AND THREATENED DAVE FERGUSON.
mattress in back of unit
mattress in back of unit
On the west side of Pete Ellis Drive north of the railroad tracks is overgrown and needs mowed.
Dumpster is always stacked high and it attracts flies, gnats, and mosquitoes and other bugs. Also, trash from the creek ends up in her yard. The cell phone number is her husbands.
On Tue, Jul 12, 2011 at 8:55 AM, Mark Kruzan <mayor@bloomington.in.gov> wrote: Can we make correction? Thx. Begin forwarded message: Date: July 9, 2011 4:05:27 PM EDT To: mayor@bloomington.in.gov Subject: Please Forward Please correct the spelling to Harrison. http://bloomington.in.gov/burials/interments/viewInterment.php?interment_id=9320 Thank you,
Hello from new Bloomington resident; green initiatives 1 message Jane <seejaneread@gmail.com> Mon, Aug 8, 2016 at 11:33 AM To: mayor@bloomington.in.gov Dear Mayor Hamilton, Hello, My name is Jane Cronkhite. I have recently moved to Bloomington. I grew up here and lived in Bloomington from 1980-2000, attending Indiana University from 1996-2000. I returned and am now the Associate Director of the Monroe County Public Library. I am very excited to be back in the city I love with so many wonderful amenities! I have heard many great things about you from other residents and I was just reading about you on the City's web site. I saw you have a background serving the State as Commissioner of Environmental Management, which is fantastic. I've spent my last nine years living in San Jose, California. One thing I've noticed upon my return to Bloomington is while there are some extraordinary green spaces in the City and wonderful parks I plan to take advantage of, I think Bloomington has a way to go with other environmental protective measures. I encourage you to consider an expansion of measures such as a plastic bag ban or a more robust recycling program. I've spoken to several people who tell me they take their recycling in themselves, which I think is an inconvenience. Reading the City's sanitation page, apartments and complexes with more than four buildings do not have bins provided. I am a renter and I do not have bins, and in my few weeks in town, I've seen trash overflowing at my complex. I expect many students who live off campus are not recycling. I think the vast majority of the City's waste that is eligible for recycling is going to landfills, which is a shame. Please consider putting in more green sanitation measures to protect the City. I think residents would pay for services to protect the City; I know I would. Thank you for your consideration, and congratulations on your position serving the City! Best, Jane Cronkhite
"For the past 3 weeks the tenants across the street, at 509 S Highland Ave, have left their trash sitting out on the curb. I have made numerous complaints with HAND (Maria is assigned to the case.) There is clear evidence at this point that the tenants are not planning to remedy the issue even with the several tickets they have received. I have attached several photos of the trash. There is clear evidence of animal activity, it has become a public health issue, and as a property owner I am concerned about my property value as well as the prestige of the Elm Heights neighborhood"
Mary Friedman originally emailed the Office of the Mayor January 14th, 2016 complaining that this property had been abandoned for the last 5 years. At that time coyotes were living in the home. However, she emailed again October 19th, 2016, saying the property is now being occupied by a group of homeless people.