Case Date:

4/26/2023

Lawn *still* needs cutting. See case #183513.

Case Date:

4/19/2023

Lawn needs cutting - again...

Case Date:

4/27/2023

Water near hydrant all the time. Either slow leak or natural spring?

Case Date:

4/26/2023

Bamboo. This is in The Stands.

Case Date:

4/26/2023

3852 E Regents Circle- new owners are not cutting grass

Case Date:

3/12/2023

Dave’s Hot Chicken blares music and PA announcements very loudly, audible more than half of a block away. You can’t carry on a conversation while passing the restaurant. This seems to be a violation of the city’s noise ordinance. Please enforce it. Thank you.

Case Date:

4/26/2023

Sofa and refrigerator on sidewalk for over week. Rowboat chained to a tree by the roadside for over a year. Large trailer parked for long periods of time.

Case Date:

3/7/2023

A janitorial business is being run out of 707 W Graham Drive. Please clean up our neighborhood. Enforce city code.

Case Date:

4/28/2023

Leaf blowing riding-mower abuse. The riding mower, attached with a leaf blower, driven by a city employee, Wednesday April 26 at 12:30pm, was being used to abuse the soil and surrounding greenspace. The shoulder of the west spur trail, at the southern end of the Switchyard Trail, was being subjected to harsh blower force and hostile behaviour. This force and speed created a billowing soil-cloud that rose 50ft above the trail and continued to float towards the creek 300 ft in an east direction. This environmental abuse was viewed from the Bloomington Rail Trail parking lot and witnessed by two city employees and five volunteers. From this vantage point we were able to see the leaf blower mechanism had a diameter of 12-18". The speed and noise of the mower drew our attention. The previous day, I had conducted a survey and recorded invasive plants along this portion of the trail. This slender strip of greenspace did not have leaves to be cleared from the trail, nor did it need to be mown. In addition, I observed the ground cover habitat being used by a pileated woodpecker as it foraged for food. Treating habitat in this way destroys important food sources, is a breathing health-hazard, is abusive, and demonstrates hostile behaviour.

Case Date:

4/23/2023

Hi, This tree along Olcott Blvd appears to be dying and in need of attention. Bark is falling away from the tree and has shown various other signs of deterioration. If possible, we'd like it removed and another tree of the same planted in its place.