The house next door to us has been abandoned for over a year. The yard is extremely over grown and the house is wide open. Our neighborhood has had an increased crime activity and this house is a welcome mat for people to use as a hideaway. The address is 202 E Ridgeview Dr. 47401, what can we do?
The property in question is at 3428 S. Leonard Springs Rd. I live in the Heatherwood mobile home community. My lot and several others lots sit next to this property. It is my understanding that Travis Lentz had owened it, but it is now in forclosure. He has not been there for quite some time. The side yard and back yard are now over grown. The weeds are 3-4 ft. high. With all the ticks and other issues, this is a perfect breeding ground for trouble. There is also trash and at least 2 trucks that have been sitting idle for I know a year. I would like some action taken before one of the kids get snake bit or rats and mice start. Thank you
The amount of litter all alone Acuff Road is ridiculous. We are polluting our earth, and nothing is being done about it. It would be nice to not have a beautiful, scenic drive be ruined by various clutter. Is there any way we could get the Monroe County Jail to participate in the cleaning up of Bloomington? Somebody must take action; as it is getting out of hand. Thank you for your time.
Apartment Trash Heap! Small apartments have had no dumpster or trash cans in place for over 10 days. The residents are piling up their trash in the area the trash bins used to be. The trash is blowing all over the neighborhood, all over the vacant lot, down the street, lots of trash blowing in my yard. These apartments have not had a trash area up to bloomington codes for several years. But this is ridiculous. Please make sure they pick up all the trash blowing. Thank you!!
First of all, much thanks for the Community Kitchen Express location at the corner of 11th & Monroe Sts. One of the problems is the trash from the meals, littering the field across the street from this location, all the way down the alley that is parallel with Summit in between Summit and Monroe (it is hard to see all of the trash with snow on ground, so did not include pics). Also, at the corner of Summit & 11th St (parked on the east side of Summit) there are at least 2 trucks constantly parked there, FULL of trash (some in bags)- where there is often gentlemen 'scrapping' items for metal, etc. This trash overflows into the neighboring lot, through the neighborhood. Can Parks & Rec place several trash cans next to the Community Kitchen Express w signs asking those who use the service to PLEASE throw away trash, instead of throwing it on the ground? Picnic tables in the field would offer a place for them to sit & eat, & trash cans next to them would encourage them to dispose of trash properly! As for the "scrapper trucks"....I'm not sure they even live on this block- I've heard that they live in public housing (across the street) but have been kicked out of parking those vehicles there...???
The house at 904 E. University has weeds that are overgrown. This yard has not been mowed all summer.It is unsightly and obstructs a portion of the sidewalk. There is even poison ivy growing right next to the sidewalk.
There are two large dead trees in front of 400 S. High Street. They have been dead for more than a year. They pose a fire hazard as well as a risk of injury and damage to property should they fall.