A rental home in my neighborhood is allowing residents to park on the lawn. This has been an ongoing problem and has become an eyesore. City installed road barriers have been knocked down to allow this practice. The address is 2203 Headley Rd. Bloomington 47408.
There’s an oversized blue truck that constantly parks partially on the curb. Today its tires touch the sidewalk. For a month it’s been without license plate(was smurf1) and not sure it’s street legal-/tires way wider than truck body, etc. Noisy.
There are many abandoned vehicles parked here. Many are on an unimproved surface. This seems to be a violation of unimproved surface parking, abandoning vehicles, and using the street as a junkyard. Can these vehicles be fined and removed?
There is a black jeep parked in the backyard.
Multiple vehicles parked all in backyard
A car is continuously parked in the yard. Mostly evenings and weekends but also many weekdays.
The speed bumps keep getting broken and there have been huge metal/steel nails sticking out since they have been broken one being 2 weeks ago and the other one has metal/ steel nails sticking out and has been for over a year and nothing has been done. Residents fear the are going to pop tires and and cause our tires to become flat if these things are not properly being fixed in a timely manner because you can't see them until you are right up on them.
Vehicles parked on the grass on side of a narrow dead-end street.
Vehicle parked on grass at side of narrow dead-end street
3-5 cars parking in front of house on grass every day for at least two weeks. Large drive with plenty of parking beside house. It's a mystery.