closed #180248
Excessive Growth
607 E Moody DR
- Case Date:
- 6/8/2022
lawn is not mowed.
lawn is not mowed.
The street sign box is covered in graffiti
While the abandoned home just north of my building has been boarded up by the property owner, the homeless are now entering the home by using the back porch stair/deck railing and hoisting themselves to the roof deck above and then entering through the sliding door there. I caught one popping their head up to see who pulled up yesterday morning, noticed that I saw him and then he ducked down below the windows. Windows are being covered up and doors are propped open on the front/back to allow a nice stream of air throughout to what seems to be the entire upstairs. The inability of the property owner to secure the ENTIRE home from entry by homeless is frustrating and should be taken seriously by the property owner because of the safety concerns that these instances create for myself, my family, my customers and many other citizens of Bloomington that are visiting Chocolate Moose, Bedrak and apartments near this location. Please advise on how this will be handled. Thank you.
Is there some reason why Tri-North Middle School grounds are not mowed? The sidewalks are barely visible from the overgrowth.
Homeless are taking over the sidewalks by Seminary Square park, you can't walk at near the intersection of 2nd St and Walnut. Trash everywhere, needles spread out on 2nd St, baby playpen, clothes all over. It's an eyesore for the City, and you feel harassed everyday by people sitting on the bench and holding signs!
There are a few small potholes where N Kinser and W Skyline meet. As I turn south from Skyline onto Kinser I can't find a way to avoid them.
Noon today, live wire on the back on a building due slightly south east of police substation on Grimes. The back end of the building faces the switchyard park parking lot. The wire was love and "cracking" and the back of the house appeared to be scalded.
Grass and noxious weeds are growing well above 3 ft tall in the south side yard hidden from the street. Full of poisen Ivy, wild raspberry and tree of heaven.
There is discarded furniture being stored outside of their shed, at the northeast portion of the property.
The red maple in the tree lawn in front of my house, 824 W 8th St, has a relative large lower branch that has died and is likely to fall into the street, maybe on a car. Also, the tree is unhealthy with bark that is splitting and other branches dying. (Sister trees directly across 8th St were removed by the city this year.) Thanks.