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closed #124053

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302 S College AVE

Case Date:
10/20/2011

The request is for 2 bike racks up next to the Monroe County Convention Center (building) and another bike rack near the planter along College Avenue just south of 3rd Street.

closed #124054

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107 W 9th ST

Case Date:
10/20/2011

A request for 2 bike racks at 107 West 9th Street (Bloomington Playwrights Project).

closed #124055

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301 N College AVE

Case Date:
10/20/2011

Monroe County Justice Building - request for 2 bike racks on the North side of West 7th Street just west of College Avenue and 1 bike rack along North College Avenue.

closed #124056

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119 W 7th ST

Case Date:
10/20/2011

Monroe County Health Department - request for 2 bikes racks in front of the building on the south side of 7th Street.

closed #124235

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426 E 6th ST

Case Date:
11/7/2011

litter around exterior of building and especially in back of building, weed growth, green space destruction by cars

closed #117154

Sidewalk & Curb Complaints

301 N Pete Ellis DR

Case Date:
6/5/1998

Complaint states that there are no curb cuts for the handicapped parking spaces on Pete Ellis Dr.

closed #117421

Parks & Playgrounds

400 N Morton ST

Case Date:
4/30/1998

RE: Cascades Golf Course fence, BPD called and stated there is a hole in the fence due to an accident. Event #98-15953

closed #117801

Potholes, Other Street Repair

205 N College AVE

Case Date:
2/23/1998

Citizen reports a pothole directly in front of the entrance to the Regester Parking Lot by Graham Plaza.

closed #118373

Other

401 N Morton ST

Case Date:
11/17/1997

Mr. Erdmann would like to see a wall at Southeast Park to prevent hockey pucks and and tennis balls from going into neighboring yards. (see e-mail)

closed #118894

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401 N Morton ST

Case Date:
8/13/1997

Writer wants to know why the 75-100 years old osage-orange tree that was in Ninth St Park was cut down. This was a beautiful tree, showed no signs of illness, and was one of the largest of its species left in the county. (see e-mail).