Large pool of water at 908 S. Larkspur Lane, Bloomington. There is no drainage. (I could not choose location on your map because every time I try to zoom in it zooms all the way out to whole globe view. Also, I couldn't upload photo because you don't allow uploaded from phone gallery. Only option it gave me was upload from Box app and that wouldn't work. Y'alls website sucks)
Water appears failing to drain at ne corner of n Sheffield Dr and e Morningside Dr intersection. Curb too low? Dunno.
There was a street water main break last year. The reseeding of this repaired area failed and we have ended up with a mud pit. We would appreciate there city adding back the soil and reseeding. Thank you.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/6722usebahd04yz/2016-09-22%2010.30.31.jpg?dl=0 The storm water inlets on the north end of Sare Rd have been blocked for a few years.
At the intersection of Hickory & Belle there is a large amount of water in the street.
At the intersection of Winston & Sare Road, there is a large amount of water running out of big culvert.
At 7th & Madison, a manhole lid has water gushing out of it.
Customer was concerned about water running down the road on west 2nd, between b-line trail and Rogers Street.
I have attempted to call several of the numbers listed on your website and have not had any success. I am trying to report a leak that needs to be addressed outside of our property located at 10047 Linden Ave. There are several valves under large metal plates that are overflowing into the street. We are requesting assistance with shutting them off and repairing them. We believe that those are water lines owned by the city. I would appreciate it if someone could contact me regarding this matter. I would appreciate any help you could provide.
I deliver papers in the Gentry Honors neighborhood. There may be a water line break/leak near the intersection of Fenbrook and Sara, just past the stop sign. It's near a new home construction but beside an empty lot. There is a layer of ice about 5 inches thick and covering a portion of the street to the storm drain. It appears to be coming from the grassy/wooded area but is not normal runoff from rain, I think--I've never seen that much water run and it's getting bigger by the day. Just wanted to lyk in case it's a city water issue.