Located: 1250 W Adams Hill Circle Bloomington, IN 47403 License Plate: YEF109 Make: Chrysler Model: Sebring Color: Red This vehicle has not moved in several months. It appears to have flat tires and dirt accumulated underneath the vehicle which is not appealing when trying to show this shared property.
Three Lime scooters blocking alley way and sidewalk access.
This is the SECOND time I'm bring this issue to the City's attention. The person who has a private parking spot at 521 W Smith Avenue refuses to park within the white lines (parking ON the lines does not cut it; either the person is totally unaware of his vehicle location, or he refuses to follow the law and compromises the safe travel along this little run of Smith Ave. e.g. makes it problematic for city sanitation, UPS/USPS/FedX, and emergency vehicles. (I would include a photo of his current "on the line" parking which is about two feet away from his limestone wall e.g. PLENTY of extra space to ease out of the middle of the street, but you get the the 'picture'. Again, this is my second request to move the City into action. A small problem, but it represents a long-standing disregard or manipulation for/of the law. And as I said before, I spoke with this person directly and encouraged him to park between the lines.)
This is a recurring issue from last year. Commercial equipment being parked in our Sycamore Knolls subdivision for over 3 months! Don’t know if it’s in need of repair, but they’ve had plenty of time if it does. Also, Sycamore Knolls subdivision has Convenants prohibiting the parking of such vehicles in the neighborhood. Can the proper authority/department please address this issue at the intersection of Arden and Sycamore Court. Thank you for your time.
I forgot my paycheck in the walnut street garage I wasn’t sure who to reach out to, I saw it in the office but nobody was on duty.
Car parked in Whittington Commons on Allen Street has sat for 3+ months and is blocking the mailboxes. The license plate begins with AIFxxx. The car is a burgundy sedan with a busted driver’s window that has been bagged and tapped. It blocks parking and is hazardous as well as an eyesore.
Very large RV with expired plates (June 2019) has been parked in front of 618 S. Lincoln for several weeks. It has been taking up a lot of space on what is a narrow roadway.
There is always a car parked here blocking the entrance to the Winslow rd sidepath. It’s clearly marked for no parking with yellow lines. It’s not obvious why they prefer to park on top of the yellow lines instead of parallel parking both cars on the North side of the street. They do seem to be making an effort to leave space for walkers to get through but never enough space for a bike pulling a trailer
truck parked on sidewalk (this app distorts the photos. I can email the actual photo)
There is a large white camper parked at 1201 S Madison. Has Cougar on back of it. Plate is 72462E from Indiana. It goes against city ordinance. Here is that ordinance. “15.32.070 - Certain vehicles—Two-hour limit. No person shall allow a truck, trailer, tractor, bus, house, trailer, semi-trailer, dumpster, moving pod, or other vehicle having a load capacity in excess of one ton, or a length in excess of nineteen feet, or a height in excess of six feet six inches, or a width in excess of seven feet to be parked upon the streets of the city in excess of two hours unless authorized by the parking services director or his or her designee. This prohibition shall not apply to pick-up type campers. Any violation of this section is a class C violation and subject to the penalty listed in Section 15.64.010(c).”