The "manhole" covers along E. 3rd street through campus and continuing to at least Lincoln Street are well below the paved street surface and cause drivers to either swerve to avoid them or cause a sharp drop. The city resolved that same issue with the cover at the intersection of Smith Road and East 3rd Street. Why not fix all of them?
Sanitary sewer is overflowing.
A whole patch of highly invasive Tree of Heaven saplings have sprouted along the B-Line trail just noth of Dodds.
All the trees in the neighborhood are overgrown. All trees near sidewalks on Lismore and Marquis are overgrown in Crescent Pointe. The city has always trimmed the trees and they haven’t for a couple years. The trees against the road have always been the cities responsibility’s here. Thank you for your time!
S High between E Covenanter and Maxwell Ln, there are potholes when traveling south going from Maxwell ln towards Covenanter.
The traffic lights are out at S College Mall Rd and E Covenanter Dr, S College Mall Rd and E Buick Cadillac BIvd, and S College Mall Rd E Second St. The three between Kroger and the mall area. All lights are out
The corner of Smith Avenue and Morton Street has a large pot hole and lots of gravel. Thank you for your time.
I’m writing you today to let you know of a potentially dangerous situation in front of 1824 Hunter Ave. Directly in front of this home, there is a sink hole forming. There is a visible 8 inch hole in the drainage asphalt running along the street. When you look into the hole, there is a large empty space underneath the asphalt. Each time it rains, water is obviously going into this hole and eroding the ground underneath. If a car would park there, it would surely break through. Not sure it would hold the weight of a person either. Please send a crew to fill in this hole with some stones before it gets worse. Thank you. Aaron Unger, owner of 1718 E Hunter Ave.
There was an accident on our corner (9th & Walnut) this weekend. I didn’t see it, but heard it and saw the immediate aftermath. Looking at the positions of the cars, I guessed that the car that was hit had been crossing Walnut via 9th and was t-boned. When I looked at the stop signs on 9th Street, I realized that there is no indication for the driver that this is NOT a 4-way stop. These big crosswalks could easily make people think that it’s a 4-way. These 9th Street stop signs need “cross traffic does not stop” signs added to them so that drivers new to Bloomington can be safer.
Rather than blowing the dust around this and other Bryan Park playground, perhaps park employees could weed the mulch. I think it looks OK, but a better use of employee time, I think. Or take care of the weeds on the various spruce trees along the paths. That latter item may already be on a regular maintenance calendar, but that too would be more useful than dust blowing.