Case Date:

10/21/2020

This “Yellow Curb” needs to be repainted.

Case Date:

10/22/2020

Limb down in street BUT there is one dead squirrel and one injured squirrel there too - lady who lives at 105 e 15th put her coat over the injured squirrel and is going to call animal control in 10 minutes - assume she might want her coat back too. In between 615 and 611 n Washington.

Case Date:

10/22/2020

Garbage and recycling bins are in the street from Monday.

Case Date:

10/22/2020

There is an abandoned vehicle siting on the street on E. Sparks Rd. Has been there for 3 weeks now is in the opening of the codlisac. Has the right front tire under the vehicle and isn't able to move. It is a maroon ford mustang.

Case Date:

10/22/2020

Case Date:

10/22/2020

egregiously parked black bmw entirely blocking sidewalk. no ticket visible as of 12:03pm 10/22/20. If they did get a ticket, they removed it, and might need another to encourage them to GET OFF THE SIDEWALK

Case Date:

10/22/2020

Street Light is out

Case Date:

10/22/2020

There is a storage facility being built on the south side of 3rd street. There is SO MUCH dirt and gravel in the bike lane that is a serious hazard. Since it is also on a downhill, it's also dangerous to merge into traffic to avoid it. Please, please clean up the gravel and dirt. It goes for at least a tenth of a mile.

Case Date:

10/22/2020

I'm writing with a suggestion. I spend quite a bit of time walking and running within Bloomington. Outside of the B-line (where my experience has been mixed), I find that car drivers rarely yield to pedestrians and marked pedestrian crosswalks. I wanted to suggest that the city consider adding flashing lights to the signage at crosswalks, in the hope that it would make drivers aware they're approaching a crosswalk, and be more likely to yield to pedestrians. Thanks.

Case Date:

10/22/2020

I am a EC commissioner and Utility Dept Storm sewer volunteer and have been trying to keep my neighborhoods storm drains clear to prevent street flooding. I have been removing pavement fragments for several months that have washed downhill to the storm sewers at the intersection of Queensway and Chelsey Court. Today I cleared the debris from these at this location and added new eroded pavement that have been washing downslope to the drains. I consolidated the material on the curb and grass at the northeast drain at the intersection. This material can and has obstructed the drains and some has washed into the underground sewer line. Thus these drains when obstructed can result in street flooding, blocking the underground storm sewer and result in stream water contamination. Can these debris be removed and disposed of? Also before winter the patches of deteriorating black top be patched? Don Eggert 1235deggert@gmail.com