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closed #180674

Excessive Growth

1011 W 11th ST

Case Date:
7/18/2022

Excessive growth

closed #181638

Fire Hazards

1207 W Cottage Grove AVE

Case Date:
9/27/2022

There is an extension cord with lights being run across an alley to provide light to this illegally parked vagrant that is living in this RV. The extension cord is ran across the alley behind 1207 w cottage grove avenue. This is a fire hazard , a trip hazard and unsafe. I’m not sure what this vagrant is doing with his sewer and water. The alley runs west to east between Summit Street and Alexander Street and Cottage Grove and wedt 10th street. Thank you.

closed #172345

Excessive Growth

1209 W 11th ST

Case Date:
5/3/2020

1209 W. 11th. Take a guess...property overgrowth. Trash. If someone can afford to have a house for nothing but storage, they can afford to mow the grass and get rid of trash.

closed #172647

Excessive Growth

1209 W 11th ST

Case Date:
6/3/2020

Correction to case#172637. That address should be 1209, not 1202.

closed #173704

Excessive Growth

1209 W 11th ST

Case Date:
9/14/2020

Excessive growth, as always.

closed #173916

Excessive Growth

1209 W 11th ST

Case Date:
10/9/2020

Very overgrown. Never was mowed from the last report.

closed #183326

Trash

1223 W 11th ST

Case Date:
4/3/2023

Trash on the south side of the house

closed #181628

Excessive Growth

602 N Summit ST

Case Date:
9/26/2022

Bamboo everywhere in the corner of 10th street and summit street

closed #176315

Excessive Growth

616 N Monroe ST

Case Date:
6/22/2021

Lawn at 616 N. Monroe St. is overgrown and about 2 feet tall. Been like that for months now

closed #182545

Trash

907 W 11th ST

Case Date:
1/20/2023

Trash from dumpster and donations left are littered throughout property and along Diamond Ave., W. Cottage Grove, Morevac Way and B-Line trail. The dumpster needs to be removed, contained or relocated. If the sources of litter are better managed the city wouldn’t appear so trashy. Homeowners and businesses need to be held accountable for the trash in our city generated from their properties. We should strive to do better. Maybe the next administration will take charge and help us get back to the beautiful Bloomington we used to have.