can the road be swept here around the pedestrian crossing? it looks like there's broken glass from a crash or something in the gutters and the middle of the road
The house at 909 S Dunn Street had a tree removed last week. Whomever hauled away the debris dumped the stump on our property and it is close to blocking the city fire hydrant. It needs to be removed.
I thought I sent a U-Report. When I have done this in the past, I then usually receive an email acknowledging it was received and a case number. Last evening and again today have not received one. I have been a city volunteer first serving on the Environmental Commission for five years and Since stepping down ince then with the Park Department, Utility Department and with MC-IRIS on environmental issues. Flood control and preventing waste contaminating is still part of my present volunteering. As part of these efforts, I remove litter and street debris from storm drains in my neighborhood and City Parks. I have been collecting broken pavement and plastic waste. The plastic waste I either dispose of in either my residential trash or a park trash barrel. The pavement I seperate and store until I submit a U-request for a sanatation crew to pick up at my the edge our driveway. That was the nature of my recent U-report attempt. I have placed a strong plastic bag of broken pavement on the bottom west side edge of my driveway for a pick up. My address is 2305 S. Sussex Dr. Don Eggert
large boxes and trash all over side of road, a little way before you get to the stop light at 46 and walnut as your headind into bloomington, on the right side of the road.
Thank you for sending someone out to clean up the debris, however, they only skirted a little edge of the street. Last year, the City constructed the new signage for the bike/ped crossing, and widened Olive St at the corner in order to navigate two way traffic. Therefore, this little slice in the picture that is still covered in gravel is part of Olive St. This needs to be swept up too. It is a muddy mess and it's starting to grow weeds in the gravel. Bikes can't approach the intersection and use this area safely and cars can't clearly see that this part of the street. It's also still affecting stormwater drainage in the case of the storms over this past weekend.
This is a thank you to the Streets mowing crew. (I listed "debris removal" as the issue because I think that is likely to get to the right people.) This morning while walking my children to the first day of school, I saw City of Bloomington Streets mower machines taking out all the overgrowth at the railroad property on either side of the Fairview/11th Street underpass under the railroad. Thank you! The sidewalk is so much clearer!
There is a standing dead tree, fallen branches and brush on the city-owned property north of Moores Pike and south of the sidewalk in the Revere's Run neighborhood (behind homes 2416 and 2420 E Boston Rd, Bloomington 47401).
I volunteer with both the Utility Department and the Park Department storms drains open and keeping plastic and other waste from impacting Jackson Creek. I have removed broken pavement from Sussec Dr, Queensway, and Montcair. I have bagged broken pavement in three plastic bags and these need to be picked up by a city crew. I have placed these bags on the west side of my driveway.
Lots of chicken fingers all over the ground in between Chipotle and Trinity Episcopal Church.
overgrowth and clog