I am a resident of the apartment complex located at 1722 N Walnut Street. Over the past month, the lawn has been overgrown. I have given them an abundance amount of time to take care of this issue. However, it is to the point where the grass length has made it embarrassing to say I live here. In some areas, the grass is 24". This issue has become excessive and needs to be taken care of.
The IU President is out of control, turning the police as a military force against student residents of this city peacefully protesting for peace. Issue a statement or otherwise take action that shows the leadership of this city stands with its residents and their ability to exercise their conscientious rights. Where is our Mayor during this time of crisis? Sad leadership void.
Pot holes, on Rogers near intersection with Spice wood Ln. Near entrance to Sherwood Oaks church. West bound 20 feet east of church entrance, people losing hubcaps. Also one further east 40 feet eastbound. But the westbound is where hubcaps are coming off
just past the school close to the church there is a pothole. Also on Rogers past Sherwood Oaks Church towards the Sare Road roundabout is a pot hole
Damaged recycling bin, cart missing wheel and need replacement
Two deep potholes at the corner of Walnut Grove and Cottage Grove.
Neighbors ignore the 4 foot free on either side of drive daily, this dude parked a further foot in drive, impairing visibility and access to drive. Yellow curb markings need to be repainted, hoping that will cut down on illegal parking. Almost got creamed pulling out last weekend as neighbor had extended cab pickup extending into drive on one side and car on the other. Please help before there’s a serious accident!
The van that you see in this GIS screen shot is parked across from my front door and on a regular basis exceeds the 3 consecutive day on not being move rule, sometimes vehicle not being moved for weeks. Please monitor.
I've noticed some Callery Pear growing up along the road on my back property line and would like them removed but they are touching some utility lines overhead. Not sure if they fall on city property or my own but need guidance to proceed.
One of the street trees that was alive last year has decided to die. The other two (both black gum I believe) are still alive and healthy. It is the easternmost tree on the property. We are new to Bloomington and this home and not sure what the next steps would be.