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closed #154935

Blocked Sidewalk

411 W 2nd St

Case Date:
8/17/2016

Almost every day a different car is parked on the sidewalk here (despite having a full private driveway)

closed #200637

Blocked Sidewalk

412 E Smith AVE

Case Date:
1/30/2025

No snow removal, hard lumpy ice has never been salted

closed #200329

Blocked Sidewalk

412 E Smith AVE

Case Date:
1/16/2025

Ice not removed on most of the block, very slick

closed #201310

Blocked Sidewalk

412 S Ballantine RD

Case Date:
3/5/2025

There is a trash can blocking the sidewalk.

closed #180999

Blocked Sidewalk

414 S Henderson ST

Case Date:
8/12/2022

Poison ivy growing over sidewalk.

closed #192447

Blocked Sidewalk

415 S Walnut ST

Case Date:
7/25/2024

Out front of the iMechanic shop there is a growing encampment that is taking over the scooter corral and the sidewalk.

closed #183444

Blocked Sidewalk

416 1/2 S Dunn ST

Case Date:
4/14/2023

About 5 or 6 people sunbathing on the sidewalk, making it impossible to pass through.

closed #186862

Blocked Sidewalk

417 A E Kirkwood AVE

Case Date:
1/23/2024

Barriers blocking sidewalk in violation of ADA accessibility standards

closed #193296

Blocked Sidewalk

417 E 15th ST

Case Date:
9/2/2024

Plant growth along front of property is hindering pedestrian traffic on sidewalk.

closed #198947

Blocked Sidewalk

417 E 15th ST

Case Date:
10/22/2024

Cases #193296 (6 September) and #193766 (11 October) pertain to the same property/issus. Both are closed and marked "resolved", though issue remains. Invasives have grown over the retaining wall and are blocking the sidewalk. The steps lead to what appears to be a vacant lot, though there is a building at the far north end of this property. As per Elevate, owner is: The Teague Trust 2106 Casa Mia Dr San Jose, Ca 95124 If Bloomington would pass an ordinance restricting property ownership to local residents, and even better to require that property owners actually live in the buildings they own, most of the problems like this would go away.