Sink hole appeared and runs under the city street. This is also city parking area that is affected. Some fell in the sink hole and sustained injury and reported to Lark Bloomington
The utilities department is doing a pipe installation out front of my property. They have marked the utilities previously, but the mowers mowed over the gas flags, so they no longer are there. Before the project begins, they will have to be marked as well as the waterline on my property. I have reported this previously but the man who closed this said I would have to amend the address to get this completed. I am reporting this under this report so please get the areas marked before you dig. I tried to get an 811 ticket but they said Utilities had already had a ticket which is not correct reporting. Please do not dig before you remark the area because the front yard by the street is filled with gas and water lines. The address of 2414 east fifth is the correct one I tried to report under the Ureport but the report incorrectly reported a different address so please get the correct one and complete the marking.
The street drain adjacent to 3100 S Coppertree Dr is completely filled with refuse which is causing storm water back up into the street.
Storm drain is loaded with gravel and debris from the driveway across the street. This happens every time it rains.
Large depression in the street in the crosswalk. Need to enter road in the right of way of the cars with the green light in order to get around it.
Hole in 1st Street, just east of Lincoln, on the north half of the road. You'll know it when you see it. It's not that wide, maybe 1 foot in diameter, but it is deep enough to put your arm in up to the elbow. Thanks.
The rain drainage grate at 7th and Dunn is severely damaged. It is a road hazard and is in need of repair. The entire drain design needs to be changed. It needs to be out of line with traffic. Cars and buses crack it due to their weight,
The drain behind the Mariott by the B-Line is full of debri and sand. It is creating a pool of water that is running into the lot.
Pavement section is sinking on one side and raising some on the other. It's right next to a sanitary sewer lid and has been filled the last two years but keeps sinking. Appears a large lateral t's in from Wylie in this location and the sunken area is on top of that just to the east of the sewer lid.
A huge wash around the drain under the road. Large enough for a person to fall into or half a car.