REQUESTED WATER METER TO BE SHUT OFF AFTER HOURS. HAD LEAK THEY BELIEVED TO BE IN THE METER ITSELF. THE LEAK TURNED OUT TO BE APPROXIMATELY 2' FROM THE METER ON THEIR SIDE. WAS BILLED $54.00 AFTER HOUR FEE.
I live at 325 E University St and my water does not work. There was no warning or anything. It just stopped working.
Issue: Sewage backed up into two homes under our management: 1. 1403 West Allen Street 2. 1405 West Allen Street Significant amount of toilet paper and feces was deposited in basement. Had to be professionally removed and disinfected. Question: Did the City flush or work on lines near or around the Allen Street Properties recently? Is this a normal occurrence? The pipes appear to be clear now, water runs through freely.
The storm drain between 1019 and 1017 w 6th st isn't draining. Water is flowing on top of it.
On E second Street parallel to the footbridge near Anita there is a water meter cover that has not been raised to the level of the street which makes it feel like you are driving over a pothole.
There is standing water in the storm drain directly to the north of 1308 S Palmer's driveway. It has not rained in over a week, so I that assume the drain is clogged. Attached photo is the reflection in the water when looking down into drain.
During heavy rains, like this past tuesday, our driveway takes all of the storm run-off for the street because it has a reverse slope. This ends up flooding our garage and basement. We have installed extra drainage at the front of our garage and our neighbors have had an extensive gravel drain system landscaped that runs between our houses to help divert the water from the street as well. However, because of the extent of the water our two houses are taking for the street, we need the help of the city fully fix the drainage situations. Even with all the work that has been done, the water still pools in front of our driveway on the street and there is extensive erosion on the road. If photos are necessary I can take them during the next rain event. Thank you.
I recently purchased a house in Bloomington and have noticed that I have a spot in my yard that is saturated with water. Even when we don't get rain for weeks the grass is still socking wet. I am not sure if this could be a possible leaking pipe in the ground. The only effected area seems to be about a 5 square foot area on the right side of my house.
We have an open culvert in our yard that drains rain water from the other side of the street and it seems to be eroding my property. It was suggested to me that I contact the city to see if I can get assistance in fixing this problem.
The manhole cover to my water thing in the backyard is open. My dog almost fell in. Please fix this. My address is 1812 S. High St.