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closed #158083

Trails

Case Date:
2/10/2017

overgrowth of algae on church lane bridge at end of clear creek trail.

closed #157987

Trails

Bloomington Rail Trail

Case Date:
2/3/2017

ornamental LED light on B-Line at Morton and Allen Street is out.

closed #157761

Trails

Case Date:
1/17/2017

Bathroom at church lane trail parking. Door does not latch closed.

closed #157699

Trails

Case Date:
1/12/2017

Hello, I'm interested in filling out an adopt-a-trail application on behalf of students I work with at the College Internship Program Bloomington, but the adopt-a-trail application form wouldn't load! Please advise.

closed #157682

Biking & Walking

Case Date:
1/11/2017

Clear creek trail from church lane to Tapp road in bad shape from high wind. Trash from tree limbs. I was not able to ride bike on Wednesday till I walked trail removing limbs. Still lots of small stuff. Needs cleaning very bad. Thanks

closed #157669

Biking & Walking

Case Date:
1/10/2017

Good job of snow removal and de-icing on the Allen-Covenanter Greenway and the B-line this winter. Hopefully we can find funding to de-ice all of the side paths around town in future, but this is a good start!

closed #157585

Graffiti

Case Date:
1/3/2017

closed #157567

Parks & Playgrounds

Case Date:
1/1/2017

Refrigerator and shopping basket on 9th St Park near pavilions on walking path

closed #157423

Biking & Walking

Case Date:
12/12/2016

The city has build the B-Link trail from Henderson to Walnut. But how do I get to Henderson? Are there any plans for a bike/pedestrian trail from Thornton and Huntington to Thornton and and Troy Court. On Google maps, it looks like there is a right of way there. Creating that bike path would extend the unofficial Arden/Thornton greenway to create an east west corridor from Southeast Park to the B-line.

closed #157358

Parks & Rec Programs

Case Date:
12/7/2016

Hello. We've been enjoying Ferguson Dog Park with our one-year-old puppy. Thank you! It's a good crowd of dogs (and owners) and, with our tiny yard in Elm Heights, it's been a wonderful place to let Teddy run around. In talking with my many dog-owning/dog-walking/tiny-yard neighbors, we have wondered if it would be possible to have an area of Bryan Park fenced off for dogs. I'm sure cost would be an issue but perhaps Bloomington residents could contribute matching funds? Besides cost, are there other prohibitive restrictions that would make a dog area an impossibility? Thank you for your time. Best, Cate Racek