Every year the snow guy for Happy Hollow comes and tears up our neighborhood. Should I clean this up? I’ve complained about him before when he tore up my driveway and this year I get this? My neighbor had a very large patch of yard torn up last year. We’ve asked him not to get so close to the edge and I feel like now it’s simply on purpose… not thrilled with the individual.
There is a massive pothole in the left lane on N collage ave right by the bus stop. There is also a massive pothole on N Walnut St right next to the dominoes. My question is why is this my job? There are: Police (city servants) Trash pickup (city servants) you guys (city servants) all of whom get paid by US to have a CITY that's not filled with hazardous traps. "Ureport" how about "Udoyourjob". Oh and maybe just maybe time the lights in ANY other way than a green light leading you straight into a red light on the busiest roads in town. If you'd like some ideas I already offered the engineering department multiple systems that they completely ignore.
Wide, deep pothole in northbound lane. Hard to avoid, could cause serious car damage.
How about the City of Bloomington Indiana does some repaving and potholes repair the road's are tearing up vehicles tire's strut's shock's we pay plenty in taxes let us see where are dollars are spent . tearing down a completely good hospital building for millions of dollars is unexceptionable in my thoughts and I know many are thinking the same thing just fix the roads in town a really concerned taxpayer!...
Massive pothole at the edge of northbound lane, potential for car damage. Approximate location.
North side of 10th st
2 groups of potholes. 1 in middle of road, another south side of street.
Following up on Case# 200891: There remain two large concrete utility enclosures sitting by the street. One is on the NW corner of Lincoln/8th and another a block further on the NW corner of Lincoln/9th. They appear to be associated with the fiber optic installation. They are just sitting there.
West side of DUNN street, also few others on east side of the street just north of this one.
The pole and street signs for "JACKSON" and "12TH" is no longer standing. Judging by the tire tracks in the snow, I would guess that some driver knocked it over when cutting the corner sometime on February 18, but I did not witness the collision. If it was a plow truck, I would assume the truck did not have the plow blade down, or else the blade would have hit the curb first, I would guess. Please put the pole and street signs back up. Thank you.