closed #171528
Parks & Playgrounds
539-573 N Fairview St, Bloomington, Indiana, 47404
- Case Date:
- 1/24/2020
On the east side of Rev. Butler park, a boardwalk-like section of the path has broken through or collapsed, leaving jagged edges.
On the east side of Rev. Butler park, a boardwalk-like section of the path has broken through or collapsed, leaving jagged edges.
I recently sent in a notice of street lights that were out. I think that Duke may have forgotten to turn the lights back out. There are now 10 sequential street lights out on Sare/College Mall Road south of E Covenanter Dr. (same side of street as Xfinity store)
Lime scooters completely blocking the crosswalk directly in front of my daughter’s school. (My daughter uses a power wheelchair.)
at 1807 E. Wexley Road there are two wave runner/skee-doos parked at the residential curb. They have never been moved for at least two years.
account: 34550-003 meter: 94833609 While our statement indicates we usually use between 1,000 and 2,000 gallons of water per month, our bill indicates we used 4,000 gallons in November and 7,000 gallons in December. meter no: 94833609 11/18-12/09 7000 gal 21 days 2 people We inspected our crawlspace for leaks or points of usage and our convinced there are none.
Wednesday, January 22 around 7pm I encountered an SUV driving north over the bridge on the B-Line as I was riding south on my bicycle on the B-Line. I passed the SUV and they continued driving north on the trail. Thursday, January 23 around 9am I encountered a red convertible sports car driving north on the B-Line towards the bridge as I was riding my bike north (I was behind the car, thankfully). The red car did not go over the bridge and turned east toward the parking lot, at least, but this seems like a problem that needs some signage or something.
Tree limbs overgrown and falling into road.
Crosswalk is constantly beeping on 525 S Patterson drive in front of The Dillon
This is a second report about a possibly dangerous tree in Bryan Park. I reported it first after getting reactions from some usually knowledgeable people. Here is a sample. "Textbook example of root rot in an infected ash tree. That tree will fall soon. I've seen many on my property fall when they get to that stage." "VERY precarious, I have had trees fall over that were not that bad." "We just lost a 6yr from Boonville yesterday dead tree uprooted and fell on her. what are the odds of that... she was walking with her Grandma." So it sounds URGENT. Please put some CAUTION tape around it and maybe a sign if an arborist can't assess it immediately.
Referencing 171497 There are no electrical wires anywhere near this tree. Perhaps you have the wrong tree. The tree I am referring to is the tree on the south side of West 12th right at the northwest corner of the stone alley. It is the one that stands alone and is covered with vines.