I would like to know more about how the COVID restrictions apply to the parks, specifically the gathering restrictions. For example, if a group of 15-20 people independently show up to the park masked and distanced to engage in a sport or other active outdoor activity, is that in violation of the City of Bloomington order?
I reported a potential safety issue at Bryan Park toddler playground almost 6 weeks ago on ticket 175059. This issue still has not been looked at resolved. Can someone please review this?
The intersection where Clover Lane ends and Blue Ridge North turns into Blue Ridge East continues to concern drivers in our neighborhood. I’m the neighborhood association president and have had suggestions that we ask for the city to install stop signs on each street. My opinion is that getting rid of the brush would improve visibility and avoid the need for stop signs. This photo shows how it’s impossible to know if there is oncoming traffic as one drives up the hill of BR North and attempts to turn left onto BR East. (not sure why the photo is upside down.)
Just north of 926 S. Highland Ave., a 15 ft area of the west side of the street (and storm drain) has crumbled to gravel-size and larger chunks of asphalt. As result of an earlier complaint, a small part was patched with blacktop that has now crumbled. My concern is not the ugly appearance. If we have a 5-10 year rain storm, the runoff down S. Highland easily will clog the storm drain underneath a parking area (owned by the city) in front for my home and likely will flood the first level of my home. I have observed the enormous flow of water in the storm drain during normal heavy rain and am certain an unusual downpour will now cause flooding. Please consider sending a truck to remove the street/storm drain debris.
my neighborhood doesn't have hardly street lights. I am wounding if we can get them in my neighborhood or if i can get in by my home.
Union @ Crescent Apartments 1110 N Crescent Rd, Bloomington, IN 47404, USA They have removed the handles from the outside doors to the apartments. It has been like this for over a month now. I see this as posing a potential fire/safety issue.
Overgrowth hanging over street on West Club House Drive. Low enough to scratch vehicles driving by.
This empty lot is covered in grass and weeds. It has not been mowed or maintained since October 2020. The owner should mow and maintain the lawn and remove leaves from trees on the property regularly. The growth now is unkempt and unsightly.
I biked downtown this afternoon for a trip to the public library. Upon arrival I discovered that every space in the bike racks surrounding the library were taken by Veo scooters. Attempting to move a scooter to park my bike was extremely difficult, as the scooter wheels immediately locked up, and scooters are simply to heavy to lift and move. Allowing a private scooter company to completely monopolize all available bike parking around the public library is not acceptable. Why is this allowed? Could the rules around scooters in the city be reviewed and this specific issue addressed? To clarify, I don't believe users had parked the scooters here. It seems as if they were deployed and staged in these spots. Thank you.
The address above isn’t correct, I live at 8013 S Zikes Rd and the problem is the third house on the street. I believe it’s 8015....but it is a blue house with a carport full of trash and broken down furniture. This trash has been here for over two weeks! It was left behind by the previous tenant and never removed by the owner of the home before moving new tenants in. This is a pattern of this landlord. The owner he had in there a few years ago left dogs in the home to destroy the house and use the bathroom and infest the home with fleas! We struggled that year with our own pets due to the infestation! This house is becoming a nuisance and health hazard. It’s also an eyesore of the road! Is there something that can be done, we are tried of living next to a trashed home. It’s a health hazard!