The painted lines that delineate the street-parking spots in front of my home are almost completely faded and no longer visible. Can you please schedule repainting of the parking-space markings? This affects parking organization and visibility for my block. We would be most appreciative of you helping us. Thank you!
Water is off
Going east on covenanter, south side pothole just before blue top fire hydrant
Four hours of smoke now from someone who seems to burn leaves in Stiers Park (sort of a tiny gated community). The location is right near High Street and Viva. And has to be awful for people just east of the burn. Two houses to the north, we get a lot of smoke in our windows. Everything withing a quarter mile has a smoke smell. It may have been the same household last weekend. And in previous years. My understanding is that burning is not permitted in Bloomington (and most municipalities), except for pit fires. I wasn't sure whether to report it to the Fire Dept. or Police. It is a health hazard. It is also a nuisance. And though it seems to be tended, it's not the safest thing in the world.
Tap Rd.,Country Club Dr.& Winslow Rd., speeding in residential neighborhoods. This has gotten worse since the summer. We have a orange Forb Mustang that lives or visits a friend at Fairview Apartments that is supper load & going super fast out of those apartments. They race down this road back & forth in the even when the traffic settles down from rush hours of 4-7pm.
This is NOT a Duke light. It doesn't have a Duke number and is NOT on a Duke pole. The light is actually around the corner on Thornton Drive and does not work. The Thornton/Oxford intersection is very dark
Car parked on city property. Orange Car in the grass
MSI Security guard drove unsafely on the trail. He drove over the yellow line and nearly hit an oncoming trail user. Those security people drive like bullies on the B-line trail.
Maybe it is just me, but it seems like installing signs and marking the new speed bumps on S. Washington would be a smart idea. The bumps that were installed blend in perfectly to the existing pavement, the paint is woefully inadequate to be visible under any conditions, and there are no signs indicating that there are bumps. People are being taken for quite the ride thanks to another phenomenal job by the city with a poorly implemented traffic calming device.
Go to the intersection of Woodlawn and Grimes. Then, head north maybe 20 to 40 feet, and look at the western edge of the road. A large hole has opened up creating danger for cyclists and vehicles. This could use some patch work.