Case Date:

4/13/2025

Tarp covered plywood structure between end building and Polly Grimshaw trail. Can be seen from the trail. Location is approximate.

Case Date:

4/15/2025

Repair street. 3rd street in front of Big Red Liquors. Going west.

Case Date:

4/15/2025

Could someone talk to Dorchester Apartments management about cleaning up trash along their east fence? It has been their for months. Dorchester in particular seems cavalier about keeping its property presentable and it degrades the neighborhood.

Case Date:

4/14/2025

Not the best trash service this morning. I put nothing at the curb last night and this morning the alley is blocked by uncollected trash. The garbage container at far right belongs at 717 S Park and has been at the curb for more than a week now. The others belong across the street at 716 and are regularly retrieved.

Case Date:

4/16/2025

Two days after trash pickup bins are still on the sidewalk (one has been on the sidewalk over a week)

Case Date:

2/21/2025

Trash container still on curb Friday after Monday pickup

Case Date:

4/27/2025

For this ticket (https://bloomington.in.gov/crm/tickets/view?ticket_id=202312) I tried to upload a photo, but it did not work, apparently. If interested, I can provide via email. I tried attaching it to this ticket as well.

Case Date:

4/8/2024

Using the MyBloomington website, ( https://bloomington.in.gov/mybloomington/ ) It would be helpful to list the historic designation per the SHARD for houses both in and out of historic districts. (i.e. C / Contributing, NC / Non-Contributing, O / Outstanding, etc.) and linked to a page that explains WHAT THAT MEANS in terms of modifications to the outsides of houses, whether or not that structure is in an historic district. Many homeowners come before the Historic Preservation Commission angry and uninformed. Consult with the HPC Program Manager, Noah Sandweiss, on what to put in these blurbs - it changes based on whether the property is in a district, as well which district it is in. (Noah’s email: noah.sandweiss@bloomington.in.gov )

Case Date:

9/22/2024

I’d like to request that the City integrate any grandfathered single family residency occupancy allowances into the mybloomington data for addresses. That is, state in the mybloomington address data that only three unrelated adults are allowed to rent a house at the listed address, or state the grandfathered amount, and if that grandfathered number has been properly maintained or rescinded due to non-renewal. It would help tenants to determine if they are getting a legal lease, and neighbors to determine if more than three adults are legal or not without going through the process of contacting HAND, and potential buyers to understand what they are getting into.

Case Date:

2/2/2024

Some calendar entries require logging into a Google account before info about the public meeting can be viewed. It would be helpful to not require logging into a Google account before display of public meeting information in order to ensure greatest levels of accessibility and participation. For example, on the page at https://bloomington.in.gov/boards clicking on the calendar links displayed on the right side of the page for the Feb 9 meeting of the Metropolitan Planning Organization Policy Committee or for the Feb 12 Board of Public Works Session displays a prompt to log into a Google account if the visitor is not already logged into a Google account. In contrast, clicking on the calendar entry for the Feb 7 Common Council Regular Session immediately displays the associated public meeting information, without first requiring a Google login.