Case Date:

4/19/2019

I am a resident of Bloomington and live at: 3445 Constance Avenue I am enrolled in a college course called Environmental Technology. I have a project to perform and was asked by my instructor for the following items of the city where I live, Water Treatment Facility. 1. Types of pipe material 2. Initial cost of the water treatment system 3. Design water flow rate 4. Number of water towers and pumping stations 5. Problems with the system since it was built in 1967 6. Change in elevation from highest to lowest compared to where the location of water treatment facility 7. Types of disinfectant used I found three websites with a lot of information that I need but is there any other sites that would give me some of the answers to the questions listed above? I called the site at 812- 824-9311 with little success. thank you for your time. Sincerely, Joe Schartz

Case Date:

4/18/2019

enlarging pothole at 706 S. PARK RIDGE RD.

Case Date:

4/17/2019

Garbage and recycling trucks are tearing up my yard and the median area. I have tried placing my bins at different locations to prevent this with no success. My address is 500 South Arbutus Drive. The photo shows the median in the cul-de-sac after garbage and recycling trucks run through it.

Case Date:

4/17/2019

Link on this page is not working. https://bloomington.in.gov/news/2019/04/16/4030 How can we check addresses?

Case Date:

4/16/2019

Case Date:

4/16/2019

Meter will not add any more time. Accepts coins but does not extend parking time meter #7608 on 4th st.

Case Date:

4/16/2019

Bryan Park

Case Date:

4/16/2019

Bird keeps parking scooters at this bus stop, impeding bus access.

Case Date:

4/13/2019

Please make sure whatever scooter ordinance is passed is enforced by city staff, not the companies. Improperly parked scooters need to be impounded. IU is doing a MUCH better job than the city making sure these things don't do damage. Follow the rules, great. If not, lock them up promptly.

Case Date:

4/13/2019

Wildflowers along trail in Olcott Woods. I was saddened to find this spring that placing lights along this trail involved digging up a considerable amount of ground along the trail that has been home to many wildflowers. It is now covered with clumps of clay soil. Is something else going to be done to prevent erosion and ameliorate the loss of the plants?