Update to my previous report regarding 801 East Grimes Lane, Bloomington, Indiana. A hawk got to the squirrel and now it is scattered across the lawn instead. Thank you.
There are large rocks all over the road from the extensive flooding in the area yesterday.
There is large crate/cage in creek by bridge at S. Walnut and E. Dodds.
Needs debris removed in the alley, if Duke electric needs to get back there they might not be able to do so because of storm debris.
This house has had numerous sofas piled in the driveway for over a week and other pieces of furniture in the driveway throughout the winter. It appears they are trying to sell the furniture online on Facebook after sitting outside in all types of weather.
Trash and furniture in driveway
The bike lane on N College, starting around 1919 to 11th street has several piles of sand that make it difficult to ride.
Could we please have a street sweeper run at the intersection of W 12th and N Oolitic. This is brand new blacktop after all.
In the attached photo of the property at 801 N. Oolitic St., I have circled the vehicle that I am referencing in this report. This vehicle does not operate and has been sitting, unmoved, for six months, if not a year. The vehicle is not directly on the street, it sits in the grass at the edge of the road - technically a city right-of way. Nevertheless....to quote city ordinance 15.04.020-Abandoned Vehicle(6) "Abandoned vehicle" means "A vehicle that is three or more model years old (it is), and mechanically inoperable (it is), and is left on private property continuously in a location visible from public property for more than twenty days (it absolutely is clearly visible from my property, every neighbors' property, and any passerby.) Whether anything like the engine, transmission, or differential has been removed is unknown to me, but it may also fit under definition (4) of "abandoned vehicle." This vehicle is an eyesore to myself and my neighbors. Please take the necessary measures to have it removed. Thank you.