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closed #193022

Parking on Unimproved Surface

910 W 7th ST

Case Date:
8/21/2024

2 cars in yard for months

closed #193304

Traffic Related Complaints

910 W 7th ST

Case Date:
9/3/2024

3 cars in yard for months and monrhs

closed #193308

Parking on Unimproved Surface

910 W 7th ST

Case Date:
9/3/2024

3 cars in yard for months and months

closed #199087

Other

909 S. Eastside Drive

Case Date:
10/29/2024

I am requesting a Neighborhood Compliance Officer confirm there are only 3 unrelated adults living at this address. Owners of this property are Tamas and Nora Czar, Landstuhl, Germany. This request is being made due to : 1. Observing 5 vehicles connected to this address (3 white sedans, a truck , and an SUV). 2. There being an overall unusual amount of cars parked in the northern half of this block, parking on both sides of the street since August 2024, with a daily average of 12 cars.

closed #160993

Excessive Growth

904 W 4th ST

Case Date:
8/31/2017

yard overgrown, difficulty accessing alley

closed #199403

Other

904 S Larkspur LN

Case Date:
11/18/2024

Truck bed dumpster in driveway... has been there for months.

closed #186462

Temporary Signage w/o permit

904 N Woodlawn AVE

Case Date:
12/8/2023

"Grant Properties" have been putting up rental signs on ROW.

closed #170336

Line of Sight

901-999 E Hunter Ave, Bloomington, Indiana, 47401

Case Date:
9/13/2019

Overgrown bushes blocking 921 Hunter Ave

closed #169780

Blocked Sidewalk

901-991 E Azalea Ln, Bloomington, Indiana, 47401

Case Date:
8/8/2019

The sidewalk on Azalea Lane next to Winslow Woods is likely the responsibility of the city of Bloomington. The brush that is overgrown the sidewalk needs to be removed immediately. Yesterday I saw over 10 athletes running into traffic to try and avoid running in the brush because there is no room on the sidewalk to walk.

closed #193364

Nuisance Lights

901 N Indiana AVE

Case Date:
9/4/2024

The "Grab and Go" store has a couple very bright lights on the west side of the building that shine on other buildings and that make it difficult to see when walking east in that general area at night Can the store be asked to redirect and/or shade at least the brighter of the two so that light is cast only on their property and not the houses nearby? It seems like a form of trespass.