There is a car completely blocking the sidewalk in the driveway at 3313 S Allendale Dr. It's positioned such that a person in a wheelchair or a parent with a stroller has to go uphill on the grass a bit to cross the driveway. The car has been there without moving at least since Christmas.
A car with NY license plates has been parked in this driveway but completely blocking the sidewalk all winter. Tickets have been issued but no change. A new car was there today so the residence does not appear to be vacant, they just seem to be ignoring the citations. It is a steep and uneven area to walk in anyway and having to traverse around this car creates difficulty to anyone with a mobility challenge. Especially when the ground is wet and muddy.
Fruit on the sidewalk I half to walk into the street
Blocked sidewalk with fruit I have to walk in the street
Still blocked
Still blocked
Tree fell over in storm blocking the sidewalk at 1106 E. Benson Ct.
The beginning of road work at E. Moore's Pike and Sare Road has created a very bad interruption to the flow of traffic. I am wondering if there would be a better way of achieving what the work is intending to achieve there. It is just too much disruption.
The people who live in this house (3616 South Eddington Drive, Bloomington, IN) have turned Eddington Drive into a parking lot. There are at least 9 adults living in this house. Today, they have 4 cars parked in their driveway and 5 cars parked on the street, all the way down to Allendale Dr. Is this occupancy legal . . . is this house a legal "Multiple household dwelling"? This is supposed to be a residential neighborhood, not a student rental area.
These folks park too many cars on the street. You should contact the owner and see how many adults he is renting his house to. I have seen as many as 9 cars parked in their driveway and on the street. One day they had 5 cars parked on Eddington Drive. I'm sure the owner is violating municipal code. 15.37.010 - Definitions. "Single household detached dwelling" means a building designed for the occupancy of no more than five adults unrelated by blood or marriage.