2nd email, NOTHING has been done in 4 weeks. 3 handicap people in neighborhood and can't walk because people will not trim the tree limbs and bushes. The sidewalk runs parallel to N.Kinser Pike and around the corner to W. Acuff. Ranges from 1102 W. Yellowwood Court , up to 1126 thru 1158 W.Sugarberry Court. THIS NEEDS TO GET DONE.
Partially blocked sidewalk because of overhanging bushes in front of 710 E First Street.
Not sure if this is should be addressed to the city or county but the sidewalk on the south side of Tapp Rd between I-69 and the Clear Creek trail has tree branches that are blocking the sidewalk making it impossible to use. The branches need to be trimmed way back.
The sidewalk along the south side of W Tapp rd between I-69 and S Weimer Rd (before the Clear Creek Trail parking lot) is obstructed by a number of overhanging tree and bush limbs. Thank you
# 180789. It has been 1 month and nothing has changed. Except that school is back in session, and the BHSN boys and girls cross country teams try to run in our neighborhood. But it is very difficult, since tree limbs and bushes are growing over the sidewalk. We live in a.nice neighborhood and this is ridiculous. I will give it 1 more week before I get my chain saw and take care of it myself. Then I will send the city of Bloomington a Hefty bill.
the sidewalk on the west side of fairview st, about 100 ft south of the b-line (along the southern property line of 615 N Fairview) has bamboo all the way across it. sorry about the kid blocking the view. i couldnt get him go stop clowning. thanks!
# 180789, FIRST REPORTED JULY 28th, NOTHING has been done. Neighbors are now ripping off limbs and putting them in the middle of the sidewalk. Seriously, why has this issue not been taken care of. From almost the beginning of our neighborhood, all the way north to Acuff, the sidewalk has limbs and bushes growing over it. Make these people take care of their property.
sidewalk on east side of walnut about 100ft south of 19th st blocked by mulberry tree. thanks!
On the west side of N. Williams St. between 8th and 9th Sts., the yard is so overgrown that it blocks half the width of the street, making it difficult to navigate when other cars are approaching during most of the year and impossible to navigate when snow plowing further narrows the passage.
On the west side of N. Williams St. between 8th and 9th Sts. (location: 39.170070, -86.543292), the yard is so overgrown that it blocks half the width of the street, making it difficult to navigate when other cars are approaching during most of the year and impossible to navigate when snow plowing further narrows the passage.