Citizen called to complain that neighbor is operating a business out of his home in a residential area. Neighbor has signs, increased traffic and has blocked the street with his trailers. Other residents are concerned and she wanted to know how to tell them to file a ureport.
The manger at the Highland Village Laundry facility was extremely rude to my husband and I when we attempted to do our laundry there. I have tried to call them numerous times to speak with the owner, but the phone number they have listed is not a working number.
On most Saturdays, corresponding with the Bton Farmers Mkt, I've seen MuddyFork farm selling food at the corner of 7th and the Bline. This is hippocritical at best given their opposition to participating in the Market in past years, yet they are clearly profiting from market traffic while other farmers rent their space. But i wonder if it is also in violation of permitting for businesses, specifically locating mobile food vending that close to a public event, a crosswalk (there was a line going into the street and bline), and on what could be private property (not sure if they have a permission to be there). This seems very unfair to farmers and the city and could actually be unsafe. Hope you can look into it. Thank you,
illegal alien could open new restaurant, because she get Tax ID number from CPA. illegal alien can make Tax ID. If she have problems in hers business, she can go her country. Back to the Korea. Easy here them.
illegal alien made new restaurant K bap. She got tax ID from CPA, and she is owner there. All illegal alien will open business. American is very nice.
Can we get some attention on the empty giant boxes in East Bloomington? Kmart and Marsh? Maybe vacancy tax or financial incentives? But been years now. Bad for the area and whole town to just sit on good land in decent area not being used.
What is the deal with these electric scooters everywhere?? I realize they are fun and also help students (or, mostly students I have seen) get around, but they are literally LITTERING the streets. In one block on my walk to work, there were five scooters parked. I rode my bike to work this afternoon and there were five scooters parked in front of the Indiana Ave. Starbucks, and I had to move two of them to use the bike rack because they were completely blocking the rack. I have seen them abandoned everywhere, including on the trail around Bryan Park. Is the business to put them out going around to collect them at any point? If so, how often are they collecting them? Does the city have rules on these things? Are we supposed to share sidewalks with electric scooters? I am all for alternative transportation, and love the PACE bike program, but these scooters seem to be out of control.
Today will be a March to ask that the city declare an environmental emergency. I am unable to attend he march but ask that that the city seriously consider its options regarding our communities environmental health. Can you direct me to our work on our environmental issues and how the city is currently or planning to address this. Thank you.
There are multiple cars in various states of repair parked on the lawn at 800 N washington. Either they are turning this place into a junkyard, or some sort of car repair business.
Does the governor's statement prohibiting gathering places of more than 250 people apply to restaurants?