closed #171833
Blocked Sidewalk
800-898 S Stull Ave, Bloomington, Indiana, 47401
- Case Date:
- 2/27/2020
Hedge needs trimming to allow pedestrian to use the (whole) sidewalk. 800 block of S. Park Ave., east side of street.
Hedge needs trimming to allow pedestrian to use the (whole) sidewalk. 800 block of S. Park Ave., east side of street.
Thick dirt and mud for twenty feet blocks safe passage of sidewalk. Especially nasty when wet. Inconvenience and hazard to walkers, joggers and strollers.
Hedge overgrown onto sidewalk on North side of e.moores, between Smith and regents circle. See photo attached
603 557 n park ridge road. Between these two houses muddy pool of water several inches deep on sidewalk. Not sure if broken pipe or just horribly maintained but not passable and definitely not wheelchair access.
Trees need cut back overhanging sidewalk on E Moores Pike between N Smith and S Fenbrook lane. Please tell homeowners or association (as might have one) to clear the sidewalk. Street is too dangerous for wheelchair, bike, walking, and such. Thanks.
Trees belonging to a house on e. Homestead are growing over the sidewalk on s fenbrook.
1404 E Atwater. Overgrown sidewalk. That street is too busy for pedestrians to be forced closer to traffic.
Southeast corner of college and 14th. Construction site at old mancino's. Sidewalk partially obstructed by sand. They moved the equipment. They moved the sheet board. They did not move the sand. Workers are present inside the building. I am bringing this to your attention because it demonstrates their comfort with receiving daily phone calls from your office. They are used to the sound of the dog barking without biting.
Southeast corner of college and 14th. Construction site at old mancino's. sidewalk still partially obstructed with sand. They moved the sand a little but not entirely off the sidewalk. They are mocking you.
Southeast corner of college and 14th. Construction site at old mancino's. Sand partially obstructing sidewalk. Erosion control has been destroyed. Mud is flowing onto the sidewalk. Sorry to bother you. in an ideal world I imagine a stop-work order at the first major violation, such as parking a piece of heavy equipment on the sidewalk for an entire weekend. And then the stop work order would not be lifted until even minor violations such as erosion control are assertively remedied. Thank you