Question: Who is responsible for removing snow from the sidewalk on W 17th the roundabout? The city or the owner of the warehouse? The sidewalk lies between the roundabout guardrails and 17th St. The snow is an impediment to walkers. No one seems to consider their responsibility. Please identify the responsible party for now and for the future. -----Sharon R, Crescent Bend Neighborhood Association & Walker
Park Ridge East wasn't shoveled on the street sidewalk at all. Seriously? I support residents needing to shovel but walk the walk.
Sidewalk is covered in ice
ABA Auto Sales at 701 S Walnut St has not clear the snow on their side walk
Please revisit case 200459. The sidewalk is NOT clear.
https://bloomington.in.gov/crm/tickets/view?ticket_id=199777 - someone has removed the tire & wheel - OK to close.
We bought a house with HAND assistance at 1400 S. Palmer. The Dunn Hill painted houses are one block to the east. The 1300 block and 1400 block of South Palmer are well maintained residences, some owner-occupied, some rental. Now, I pay a lot of taxes for my house and yard. A lot. And I hope to see some benefit from doing that in terms of the trash problems at 1316 and 1317 South Palmer. Both residences bring down my property value immensely. They are total trash dumps. I collect trash from the street every week and the trash pickup. It's 99% things that people throw from their cars or just walking by. But those two places simply generate their own trash. I pick it up. But I'm tired of picking it up. I need some help. These two places sit opposite each other. The one of the west of the street is some kind of used car business. This would not be allowed on Dunn Street, just a block away. The place on the east of the street, they never deal with their trash, trash, junk, you name it. Please help.
There is an accumulation of garbage left open on the property at 224 S. Maple.
I just watched the inspector look at this and reported that it was closed however it is still clearly open and a hazard. North side of building 9
Large (20+ ') Ailanthus altissima (so-called "tree of heaven", noxious and prohibited) trees growing on NE corner of lot, close to sidewalks. Another opportunity for HAND to connect with residents and make more friends.