The path between Hawthorne and Weatherstone that is part of the Hawthorne-Weatherstone Greenway is completely covered with snow and nothing has been done to clear it more than a week after the snow storm.
The eastbound lane of Grimes is significantly blocked by snow right at the intersection of Walmart. It comes up quickly if you’re turning right on Grimes from walnut and it’s even a little bit sudden if you’re crossing Walnut to Grimes and requires driving in the other lane, so if there’s oncoming traffic creates a real problem, potentially backing up onto walnut.
The bridge on W Allen (between Morton and Walnut) gets blocked every time it snows. I'm sure it's challenging to do otherwise, but every snow the trucks just push a mountain up against either end of the bridge. There's no reasonable alternatie paths. Please clear.
No one ca get their cars out nor even leave the parking lot. Street is also poorly plowed. Didn’t know if this was an apartment problem or city. So hopefully this can get solved
Breaking A Way is still basically a sheet of ice out at Adams Village at The Mill. The intersection with Samuel Ln is still very snowy and icy
We are on a cul-de-sac. Every snow, the snow is piled at our driveway entry. Fortunately, when shoveling our driveway, a snowplow came and removed snow from half of the entry at my request. However, I think all the snow from our street is piled between our drive and the neighbor drive. Pile is about 5 ft high. It also covers half of our drive. Can that snow be removed? Or do we have to wait until it melts? I'm afraid it will overwhelm the street drainage. Not angry about it, just asking.
Ref # 207761...Ms. Bowlen I think you missed my point...I know crews don't remove the snow..and typically shove excess snow to either side of driveways..but into the driveway as was the case here...so now I have to remove the excess snow. There was adequate room to shove the snow elsewhere.
Followup to report 208191. I would like an explanation as to why this blacktop does not constitute a sidewalk, which is defined in municipal code Title 12 "any walkway or pedestrian corridor within the City of Bloomington's legally platted right-of-way." This seems to fit that definition. How are you making that determination?
Please see attached picture of a sidewalk that has not been cleared of snow.
Entire road has not been touched with a plow. All residents are having issues driving and getting stuck