Landscaping crew at this Airbnb blew leaves into a big pile on the street, not bagged, and it’s making an already narrow road even more difficult for pedestrians and vehicles to pass.
Trailers, junk and skid steer on both sides of the street. Loud running machinery.
Alley blocked by trailer
Car parked directly in front of our driveway in the middle of the night. Huge safety hazard.
Road rage incident experienced and called into BPD for Indiana license plate #TP9081 as we waited for 4 vehicles to go across this terrible disconnected jaunt. The reported vehicle went to play chicken with us and refused to move and passenger got out of vehicle all to come yell expletives at us and say they aren’t moving….. all this to say because a new section of sidewalk was poured and not repainted yellow so another vehicle was parked there and taking up that drivers lane while ours was clear. Please get this corrected and actually continue to paint lines and yellow no parking to prevent unnecessary rage incidents for just driving in this town. Absolutely asinine.
2 cars parked in no parking zone all night, no tickets, let them know! Creating congested and potentially dangerous two way traffic clogs
The alley that runs between Coolidge Dr and Graham Dr is currently blocked by guests of the residents at 2400 S Rogers St (at the Coolidge Dr end of the alley). The vehicle is a grey/silver Mitsubishi, parked to the side of the garage at 2400 S Rogers. They have the back left corner of their vehicle blocking the alley.
The easement behind our homes is blocked. We are requesting that access be cleared so that homeowners have clear access at all times. Most of the homes on Rogers and Milton would like to park and access their properties from the Access.
the overgrowth from B-Line has made Morton Street from Howe to Smith a one lane road, which causes issues on an already overly tight turn at Smith & Morton. can this be cut back/down? thanks for your time and consideration. kind regards, NE
Overnight Road Construction at 2nd and Rogers is extremely disruptive to neighbors. Large machinery (jackhammers, trucks with very loud backup signals, etc.) can be heard all hours of the night (most notably around 2:45 am this morning). When there has been construction near Hopewell in the past, the construction team saved "noisy" activities for daylight hours. For whatever reason, that has not been the case for the past week or so.