Case Date:

12/29/2016

neighbors complaining of trash in yard, attracting unwanted animals.

Case Date:

12/29/2016

Hi there, I live in an apartment complex in Elm Heights and have a question regarding the street parking on south side of 2nd street between Henderson and Fess where the Elm Heights Bloomingfoods used to be. Currently, the signs state that the parking is 2 hours, which made sense when the building was in use. However, neighborhood parking on the surrounding streets is pretty tight during the majority of weekdays when IU is in session. Unfortunately, there have been times when I have had to make use of these 2 hour spots due to the lack of availability of street parking near my dwelling and have been subsequently ticketed. Is there any specific reason why these spots are still being enforced with a 2 hour limit even though Bloomingfoods went out of business? Is there any way the 2 hour limit could be removed for those that display a neighborhood zone permits until a new tenant is found for the building? I understand that I am responsible for the fees incurred by my violation for this current 2 hour policy, but fail to understand why it is being maintained so aggressively given the fact that the reason for implementing the 2 hour street parking (accessibility for Bloomingfoods customers) is no longer valid. Thank you for your time.

Case Date:

12/30/2016

17th and 45/46 bypass signal is blinking red.

Case Date:

12/30/2016

Coming down E First, heading towards Walnut, there is a pothole between Lincoln and Walnut.

Case Date:

1/1/2017

Refrigerator and shopping basket on 9th St Park near pavilions on walking path

Case Date:

1/1/2017

E Second parallel to the wooden pedestrian bridge, between Rose and Clifton. An improperly closed utility cut, uneven pavement.

Case Date:

1/2/2017

Trash in my neighborhood (Clifton, Hunter, 2nd St., Eastside, etc.) was not picked up today, Monday, including my trash. I hope it will it be picked up.

Case Date:

1/2/2017

The street light at the corner of Clifton Ave. and Atwater has been out for some time.

Case Date:

1/3/2017

I`m not the one that slept with your officer`s wife , his name was steve he is buried at white lick cem. in Mooresville stop taking out on me . greg staten and damon vanhook the ones that bragged on her being there library slut

Case Date:

1/3/2017

We on the Historic Preservation Commission want very much for homeowners, potential new homeowners, and their real estate agents to be able to have easy access to information about whether their property is listed on the scattered sites survey, or within an historic district. Prior knowledge will help them become educated about the responsibilities and benefits of owning an historic home. There are two places links to the information should show up, (at minimum.) one is under the "historic" tab once a "my Bloomington" search has been done on the property. Or under the "historic district" entry which properties within historic districts currently show. (Add scattered sites here, please.) Another is under the "realtor information " page on the HPC website. (Here: https://bloomington.in.gov/documents/viewDocument.php?document_id=8553) there is a line stating "survey results by address" but it is not linked to the page ( https://bloomington.in.gov/historical-survey/survey-results-by-address ) and it is hidden halfway down the page. I would argue this link / information should be the first thing on the real estate info page, and prominently listed. Any help in this matter would be greatly appreciated.