open #209910
Temporary Signage w/o permit
Renwick Roundabout on Moore's Pike
- Case Date:
- 4/13/2026
'Preschool Register Now' sign in the grass of the roundabout
'Preschool Register Now' sign in the grass of the roundabout
The bike store recently put up a super bright orange neon light in the window facing Grant Street that says Velotric. It lights up the apartments across the street all night long. Can they turn it off at night or move it to another window? This is a neighborhood not a mall. They are the only busines in the area.
I contacted the property manager and she said that this light could not be shielded or dimmed or adjusted for "safety". I would like to see if this is something that would constitute a light violation for the city so that it could be adjusted. I made a previous request about this light due to it shining into our bedroom window after a tree was cut down which had been blocking much of the light. Is there something that could be done?
Corner house appears to be making a new circle driveway? Constantly parking in grass near corner intersection of roads and not in their driveway. Muddy and tracking out into road with ongoing rain
Sign in the grass for some Lawncare service
'REBATE Movers' (?) sign in the grass at the corner
at the foot of the STOP sign: 'DIXIE RIVER Lawn and Landscape'
There is no sidewalk to link the housing area (West Pointe Edition, Bloomington Apts, etc) to the business area (Buffalo Wild Wings, Subway, health complex. Many people will walk in the street but the road is covered and not lit so it can be dangerous for pedestrians. Especially at night.
Vehicles, trash, materials, excess junk all outside all over property. Whole block is rough.
While I fully support residents’ ability to compost and maintain sustainable practices on their own property, the current placement of this compost pile is creating issues for others nearby. It has become a noticeable eyesore and is producing odors that are impacting the surrounding area. Please see several reports about this from many neighbors. This is an ongoing issue. Because this structure is located in the right-of-way, it affects not only the adjacent property but also the broader neighborhood. Composting should be maintained in a manner that does not negatively impact others, including being placed out of public view and at an appropriate distance from neighboring homes. I respectfully ask that this situation be reviewed and that the resident be required to relocate the compost pile to a more appropriate location on their property, where it is not visible from the street and does not create a nuisance for others.