neighbor reports there is sewage leaking from this demolition site. "There is an active stream coming from the sanitary sewer adjacent to 203 E. 10th, NE corner of Washington and 10th"
Trash in bags on the street and bins left out on the street.
This one brick is sticking out by about an inch and I trip on it every time I walk by. Please flatten the edge to make it less of a tripping hazard.
The backyard looks like a trash dump and every square inch of the yard and driveway are covered in trash so people there are parking in the alley and blocking access.
Open trash bag on ground. This is on the 4th street back yard of this house.
Please continue the double yellow line on N Morton St from 6th St all the way up to 11th St. There is a small section that stops at the N Morton St and W 9th St intersection and just past the 8th St intersection. People do not know how to use the space they have available on their side of the road without this.
Cracked/broken sidewalk across alley. Sidewalk cracks are elevated too much to be wheelchair accessible
Looks abandoned with weeds growing up & around vehicles etc
I sent a photo of this via Facebook Messenger to the parking department, and whoever responded to me seemed to think it was a pretty big issue as well. But weeks later it's there still. I understand that there are reasons for manholes on streets, but to place a handicap spot right next to them is absolutely ridiculous. People who are already challenged with mobility do not want to step out on uneven pavement. Weird metal boxes that our trip hazards with dips in them that make puddles develop during rain is maybe the last place I would put accessible parking. Yes, that is the one area in front of fountain Square Mall that a slight ramp up for those who need it, but these metal boxes defeat the purpose. Even knowing that they're there. I have tripped on them several times. Luckily I haven't fallen and hurt myself. But somebody else might.
A previous uReport was associated with an incorrect address. Case #214220 is listed under 508 N Lincoln St, but the correct address for the problem is a couple houses south, on the SE corner of 9th and Lincoln Streets. However, HAND has previously said that it is ok that this property creates a problem for pedestrians and drivers. See https://bloomington.in.gov/crm/tickets/view?ticket_id=212816