There is a terrible smell coming from what appears to be a storm sewer retention pond in the lot next to 302 S. Cory Ln (Advance Auto Parts) The smell becomes stronger on hot days and almost has a natural gas smell to it. Can you please send someone to investigate this issue.
Why was a massive CDBG amount given to a pantry based in Ellettsville as the primary donor, when CDBG is specifically for City Limits. Not just that but the pantry is based at a Missouri Synod church, well known for LGBT hatred, and so discouraging to LGBT patrons to utilize. Are there details that have not been made public as to how this specifically will benefit Bloomington? Who is the HUD contact I can report this to at the federal level for Bloomington?
Greetings. The drain at Jackson and 14th is blocked in a very solid way. Also, the drain at Fairview and 15th street is in a similar state. There are a lot more in that area due to it being on the descent of the floodplain. Thank you.
Partly broken tree branch hanging in street on Grimes between Palmer and Dunn.
I submitted a report on 7/19 regarding traffic hazard and I did not note the incident number. I do not see it on the list of cases. Do I need to resubmit?
Street light out on west 16th street between Jackson and Madison. Has been out for some time. Thank you.
All the storm drains on Woodlawn south of Hunter are clogged. IF it rains, the water will flood the streets
Pinewood lane is a dead end and we have many cars coming to turn around in our drive way. Saturday morning very early a car came down went through our yard to get turned around. Can we get a dead end or no outlet sign posted at the intersection of Pinewood Dr. and Pinewood Lane. I know there is one posted at Pinewood and Walnut but that obviously hasn’t helped a lot.
Overgrown vegetation at the intersection of Bayles Rd and Old 37 North prevents drivers sitting on Bayles from seeing north bound traffic well enough
Southside walk on 11th Street just east of college avenue. They moved the fence to be too close to the Jersey barriers. It's about a foot of clearance. And that's if you're willing to walk on the base of the fence. Less than that if you aren't. In addition they've allowed cones to accumulate fully blocking the pedestrian access. I moved the cone. In addition you should check out the south end of their construction walk around on the east side of college just south of this photo. There's no handicap access and the access to sidewalk is partially obstructed.