I do not think the photo uploaded properly on my last submission. It looks like the B-Line Heights Apartment complex pushed snow from its parking lot into the intersection of Rogers and Maker Way. The turn into Maker Way is probably 40-50% blocked by their snow, as you can see in the photo.
I am a member of First Presbyterian Church of Bloomington which is located on E 6th Street between Washington Street and Lincoln Streets. The alley that runs from 7th Street to 6th Street is usually cleared after snowfalls. The alley was only cleared up to the intersection with the alley this time and not the entire alley. Since our parking lot entrances were cut off by the new 7 Line project, we use the alleyway as the entrance to our parking lot. We would greatly appreciate if you would plow the entire alleyway as you have in past years. Thank you!
Streets around the old hospital have been neglected in snow plowing. There are elderly residents who live in the area and an ambulance has been called in at least one instance with the snow. Residents would like the streets to be clear of snow.
The gas station at the corner of Grimes and Walnut has created a traffic hazard with snow. Their parking lot was plowed out onto Grimes to the south of their property. The snow pile is blocking 50-75% of the eastbound traffic lane on Grimes. You cannot get by on Grimes headed east if there is traffic in the westbound lane of Grimes. Will the City let the gas station and its snow removal service know that turning their private problem (snow on their property) into a public problem (impeding traffic) is unacceptable? They might need to clean it up or be fined, if not both. The snow pile will not melt very quickly. There is a lot of snow they pushed into the road.
The pedestrian walk signal was flashing at 7:30pm with no pedestrians in sight. It was still flashing at 9:45pm with no pedestrians in sight. It seems to be stuck, this is on Sunday, February 6, 2022.
Pedestrian light where the BLine crosses Winslow/Tapp/Country Club is stuck on (flashing red) with no pedestrians present.
Streets are still unplowed in the downtown neighborhood of McDoel Gardens four days after a snow emergency was declared. Residents do not appreciate that basic services have been dropped now that the hospital has moved. We are still paying taxes in part to support basic city services.
Our street is full of snow and it seems like no trucks have came to clean it up. Please have someone come plow the snow from the roads, or salt it. there is speed bumps in the road so me sure to miss those. Thank you.
Our street seams to be the only one left to be salted or plowed. Can we please get a truck out?
I had a request to get the roads south of the old hospital plowed on 2/4/22. Some of the residents stated that streets like W. Allen, W. Dixie, and W. Dodd aren't fully plowed like they normally are. I stated this may be on account of the hospital moving and I told them I would contact you and see what can be done.