There is a hole in the road on Hillside west of Henderson. It is on the double yellow line and a little bit into the westbound lane of traffic, out in front of Soma.
On Woodlawn just south of Southdowns there is a pothole in the road where northbound traffic's driver's side tires will hit it. The right side of the road there (east edge) is crumbling a bit too. This area is dangerous if cars are trying to avoid the potholes or for bikes and scooters go down the hill on Woodlawn to the intersection.
Northbound lane of Woodlawn just north of Weatherstone has a pothole.
East of the B-Line on Country Club Drive there is a pothole in the east lane of traffic. (Also, up the hill to the west from the B-Line on Country Club in the eastbound lane there is some rough road developing)
There is a pothole on Sheridan right by the line of the walking path between Hawthorne and Manor that is starting to become a hazard.
Hello, Mr. Hamilton. I have a student graduating from IU next fall. We put our names on a waitlist for Hilton Hotel two years prior. We just received the quote for the three night stay---3,000 which does not include parking or taxes. I wrote them and said this is highway robbery. We thought it would go to 500 per night and expected 1500 rates for the 3 days, however, them going up to 900-1000 plus a night is uncalled for. The sales manager, Diana Thomas, at Hilton Garde Inn wrote me back and said it is 'unfortunately, a market thing with occupancy going way up at graduation driving market.' I understand that rooms are in demand....that is why we booked two years ago. However, do you think, as mayor of your town, that upping the room rate to 900-1,000 per night....which is about a 400-500% increase is reasonable? I think this is something to be looked into. There has to be some sort of regulation or assistance in this college town. As parents, we are already flying in, going to your restaurants, paying for school/tuition and paying for housing and groceries for our kids. This is complete greed and gouging to me and I wanted to make you aware. (Sadly, we and our 6 other parent groups had to cancel due to this unreal price hike.) Thank you for reading. (Which I do hope you, as the mayor read this and not an assistant or tech person.) Appreciate that. -Wendy Deutsch
A pine tree in the creek on the south side of Sheridan between Sheridan and Southdowns is leaning a lot towards the road. Will you send a City arborist to check on the tree to see if it is at risk of falling into the street? Thanks.
I can't believe that you're gonna make a law against feeding deer because some neighbors disagree. What are we gonna have a law every time neighbors disagree.
Grass is over 3 feet tall
Asking permission to establish a small perenial planting area at the base of the Park Ridge park sign on the corner. I and some neighbors wish to plant a small area to add to the park beauty. We plan to plant perennials so they may flower through the warmer seasons. This will be maintained by there Invasive removal team members, I am a member and have completed the volunteers orientation. We will also loop in our recently appointed Park Ambassador. We will use plants from our own yards. We might add a small stone border but make it low to not impede lawn mowing activity. I will not proceed until I receive your permission.