Someone turned one of the stop signs at the intersection of Henderson and Miller, near where that fire station is. I saw someone go through the intersection without stopping due to the sign being turned the wrong way, but noticed too late to get a picture
At what point will the city address the encampment under the Grimes St bridge? I rode my bike over the bridge yesterday and was shocked at the smell and the amount of makeshift tents. We make a point in avoiding that section of the B-Line. Please do something, it's disgusting.
We Buy Houses, lots of new signs: corner of Hillsdale near the chiropractor's and E Third; corner of Eastland Plaza where the German American Bank is.
"Sell Your House in 6 1/2 Days" yellow and black signs in the grass at all FOUR corners of Kingston and E Third: at Chick-Fil-A, at the gas station, near the bank, and across from the bank. Phone number on all these signs is 812-727-4589.
"Welcome Back: City Church" sign at Kingston and E Third at the SW corner near Chick-Fil-A.
On the outside (not in the middle) of the High Street/Winslow roundabout, heading towards The Stands, there are 2 Oscar Roofing signs and 1 Dominoes Pizza Drivers sign.
At the entrance to the Winslow Plaza shopping center (300 block of E Winslow Rd) in the grass at the base of the marquee across from the IU Credit Union Business building: one 'Music Lessons' sign and one for 'Town Botanicals'.
Pothole and very uneven pavement on University at the intersection with Jordan.
Another issue with the b line trail and homelessness living under the bridge is the lack of mask wearing in such close proximity. 3 times riding within the week encountered theater psychotic individuals in the middle of the path that created a bottle neck of sorts with getting around them. Truly sad that individuals are in this situation. Love seeing the families and people of all ages using the switchyard and b line trail.
You guys have really messed up with the "new" residential parking permit application process. I am relatively computer savvy and it was difficult for me. I can't imagine how people without computers or who don't know how to do the multiple steps required will sort this out. My neighborhood has many elderly people who are really struggling with this process. Boo to you City of Bloomington. You could do better!