Krampus Night signs all over town, but for sure at the corner of High Street and Second (picture); on W Second across from Wendy's; at the intersection of College and W Second. Here is their info, found on a website: December 7, 2019 Showers Common 401 N. Morton Street, Bloomington, IN 47402
Re id=171099 There were 2 other locations mentioned. Are they also on private property then?
Referring to #170981 and 171031 (cases still Open) from November 15 and 22. 'Help Wanted' signs are still there on Bloomfield Rd on the grass near the Sun-Mart gas station, at Liberty and Bloomfield Rd, Second and Walker, and in the grass on the hospital corner of Second and Rogers. Does this mean they are all legal?
Can you tell me where and when I can find the new UDO document complete with amendments that the council will be voting on next week? thanks
College Movers and Junk Hauling sign in the grass near the gas station on the corner of Patterson and W Third Street.
304 Hopewell. Disabled cars sitting on Habitat St. one up on boards and tires being taken apart. Transmission etc. on MY street,Habitat Street. Piles of hoarded unusualness junk covered by tarps is not good enough. We and our neighbors are completely sick and tired of living next to such an eyesore. Do something real, have it all removed. No tarps anymore.
Mr. HELP WANTED (black lettering on a white sign) keeps putting up new signs all over town: - at the Jackson Creek shopping center on Covenanter, near My Eye Doctor; - 2 signs on the 'island' where College and Walnut merge, close to the intersection with Dodds Street.
Another HELP WANTED sign on Covenanter. This is not the same one as in #171260. SW Corner of Covenanter and College Mall Rd. I hope that this is city property.
Blue and white 'S.O Industries Hiring' sign in the grass next to the road in front of the Tracks Music & Videos store at 415 E Kirkwood. Interestingly enough, they list the same phone number, 821-720-3055, as on the white and black Help Wanted signs, which are still all over town.
1305 West 11th Street. This is not the first time I have reported this property. This property is absolutely stacked with with junk, construction debris, rubbish, and who knows what else. It is immoral and an obscenity for these people to disrespect their neighbors in this way. Speaking for myself, it detracts from the enjoyment and value of my own property right nearby. This property is zoned single family residence. I want it cleaned up. Since no code was enforced previously, allow me to remind you: 6.06.010 - Definitions. "Rubbish" means nonputrescible solid wastes consisting of both combustible and noncombustible wastes, such as paper, cardboard, tin cans, wood, glass, bedding, crockery, construction debris, and similar materials. 6.06.020 - Deposit of garbage. It is unlawful for any person to throw, place, or scatter any garbage, recyclable materials or yard waste over or upon any premises, street, alley, either public or private, or to suffer or permit any garbage, recyclable materials or yard waste to be placed or deposited on the premises owned, occupied or controlled by such person either with or without the intent to later remove, cover, or burn it. This provision shall not restrict the filling of low lands within the city with brick, stone, sand, gravel, cold ashes, or dirt after the appropriate permit has been obtained from the city engineering department. 6.06.110 - Violations. Violations of the provisions of this chapter are declared a PUBLIC NUISANCE. Each day that a violation continues shall constitute a separate violation. Everything stacked in the front and side yard of that property clearly fits into that definition and those violations. People are NOT allowed to stack up a bunch of old lumber, doors, windows, and other junk in their yards in the middle of the city! Period! Now, I EXPECT you to enforce these ordinances EQUALLY across the entire city. I remind you that lawsuits can be filed against "nuisance properties." In addition, I wish to point out that in other cities in similar situations, a writ of mandamus has been used to compel the city to enforce its ordinances. All I am asking for is some respect for the homeowners around that property.