I love this new informational sign. It’s so fun to read about Bloomington’s history! The sign is just so tall and at such a shallow angle that it’s hard for people shorter than 5’6” to read. I realize this is low priority but if there’s any way to adjust the height or angle, a lot more people could read the sign, especially kids.
I love this new informational sign. It’s so fun to read about Bloomington’s history! The sign is just so tall and at such a shallow angle that it’s hard for people shorter than 5’6” to read. I realize this is low priority but if there’s any way to adjust the height or angle, a lot more people could read the sign, especially kids.
I love this new informational sign. It’s so fun to read about Bloomington’s history! The sign is just so tall and at such a shallow angle that it’s hard for people shorter than 5’6” to read. I realize this is low priority but if there’s any way to adjust the height or angle, a lot more people could read the sign, especially kids.
Open up the other section of parking lot it’s gated off not allowing more parking and people can’t turn around. Literally 15 minutes to run out there and unlock a cable to allow people to have more parking the nicest day of the year so far and the parks department can’t even unlock a simple walk and have it ready to go for Saturday.
Open up the other section of parking lot it’s gated off not allowing more parking and people can’t turn around. Literally 15 minutes to run out there and unlock a cable to allow people to have more parking the nicest day of the year so far and the parks department can’t even unlock a simple walk and have it ready to go for Saturday.
Open up the other section of parking lot it’s gated off not allowing more parking and people can’t turn around. Literally 15 minutes to run out there and unlock a cable to allow people to have more parking the nicest day of the year so far and the parks department can’t even unlock a simple walk and have it ready to go for Saturday.
I really appreciate all the hard work that was done to clear the B-line and the Jackson creek trail (phase II). I was surprised to see that the clearing ended abruptly where Gray street crosses the path just south of 11th and I wonder what the plans are for getting it cleared all the way to 17th. Thanks!
I really appreciate all the hard work that was done to clear the B-line and the Jackson creek trail (phase II). I was surprised to see that the clearing ended abruptly where Gray street crosses the path just south of 11th and I wonder what the plans are for getting it cleared all the way to 17th. Thanks!
On the trail east of the parking lot at Griffey lake, a large tree has fallen onto the hiking trail where it has been laying for a little over a week. A wander path is beginning to form on the south side of the fallen tree suggesting that this area is well trafficked and removal of the tree would be beneficial to users of the park. Are there plans to clear this tree anytime soon?
There is a large, dead tree with branches hanging over the B-Line near lamppost 157. It probably needs to be dealt with for safety. If possible, could it be "topped" instead of removed completely? Even 12 feet or so of standing trunk would provide good habitat for woodpeckers and other critters.