Case Date:

10/17/2026

I've reported this in the past and you've helped but I'm asking for this growth to be on the regular schedule to be trimmed/cut back (and I recognize that it won't be a problem soon for a few months but it has been, is now, and will be again). The location is at the road side of the house on the NW corner of Fairway Lane and Rogers Street, which is now gray-sided but used to be red wood. When turning on to Rogers from Fairway it's hard to get out far enough to see around the foliage if a car is coming. Cars come pretty fast southbound on Rogers and if they don't have their lights on it makes it even harder to see them even in daylight. Maybe some of that foliage could even be completely removed so that the out-growth wouldn't really happen. I don't know if you can understand this from a passenger car driver's perspective unless you're in a passenger car at that stop sign turning your head left and right multiple times to make sure nobody's coming down the hill from the south nor hidden by the foliage from the north. I sincerely appreciate the county's help!

Case Date:

10/7/2026

The over grown trees and foliage along the side of the street block the line of sight for south traffic on Fritz including blocking the stop sign (with tree limbs and a new no parking sign that someone installed so its not visible to traffic).

Case Date:

10/5/2026

Pine trees are way over grown in to the driving lane

Case Date:

9/28/2026

A previous uReport was associated with an incorrect address. Case #214220 is listed under 508 N Lincoln St, but the correct address for the problem is a couple houses south, on the SE corner of 9th and Lincoln Streets. However, HAND has previously said that it is ok that this property creates a problem for pedestrians and drivers. See https://bloomington.in.gov/crm/tickets/view?ticket_id=212816

Case Date:

9/18/2026

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Case Date:

9/10/2026

Sign block view of site of hill at stop sign Harold Road and Rurora Road

Case Date:

9/10/2026

Sign block view of site of hill at stop sign Harold Road and Rurora Road

Case Date:

9/8/2026

there’s a stop sign being blocked by the overgrown flora in the pic.

Case Date:

9/8/2026

The owner of 412 S High St has shrubs planted along the Hunter Avenue side of their property. These shrubs extend all the way to High Street, and they are so tall that it impossible to see if there is southbound traffic approaching on High Street when attempting to pull out of Hunter and on to High Street when driving a sedan. Surely, these shrubs are too high--and perhaps too close to High Street, too. TL;DR: huge shrubs in the southeast corner of the property are obstructing line of sight and making it dangerous to turn onto High from Hunter.

Case Date:

9/8/2026

For the 604 S. Swain Street property, their bushes are preventing line of sight to the east-bound traffic coming from the intersection of Second Street and Eagleson.