Due to a near constant flow of students across the pedestrian walkway, 10th street traffic is often highly backed up, increasing emissions from idling cars and making buses late. Putting in a pedestrian crossing light would create opportunities for cars and pedestrians to take turns and make the area move more efficiently.
Our tap water is brown. Is a crew working in our neighborhood or is there another reason our water would be this color? FYI- this just started. I ran a bucket of clean water, but the next 5 buckets all look like the attached photo.
Bed bugs
I am writing to report a severe municipal code violation involving excessive environmental growth and hidden accumulation of trash/debris on W. Rappel Ave.The overgrowth along this street has become unmanageable, encroaching upon the roadway and completely taking up roughly one-quarter (25%) of the usable street width. Hidden beneath this thick overgrowth is a substantial accumulation of trash and debris.Because W. Rappel Ave is narrow, this combination creates an immediate and severe public safety hazard:Vehicle Accident Risk: The severe reduction in roadway width forces oncoming vehicles into the center of the street, drastically increasing the risk of head-on collisions.Blind Spots & Physical Damage: Drivers must actively swerve to avoid the overgrowth, or risk vehicle damage from hidden debris and heavy branches.Pedestrian & Environmental Hazard: The hidden trash accumulation acts as a breeding ground for pests and presents a sanitation concern directly adjacent to active commercial businesses.The private developer who retains ownership of this roadway parcel has been explicitly contacted and requested to clear the hazards, but they have refused to comply or take action.As a property and business owner paying City of Bloomington property taxes, I am formally requesting that the Housing and Neighborhood Development (HAND) Department dispatch a Compliance Officer to inspect this parcel, issue a formal Notice of Violation to the deed-holding developer, and enforce the necessary clearing and cleanup of this right-of-way.
There is still trash and overgrown vegetation on the city row north side of Patterson between Madison and Rogers Homeless camp
This is my second attempt to report an issue with uncut grass. The side yard of 944 N Jackson St is very high, and is disruptive, and causing mosquitoes a place to nest. The side yard faces 17th st.
Our water is slightly brown, and I am concerned. I have noticed the same at my workplace at 316 West Sixth Street Bloomington, IN 47404
Monroe County YMCA, really brown water in the locker room toilets, really brown water in our pool surge tank that keeps the pools filled. Really browm water in the sink faucets.
Brown discoloration has reached Green Acres neighborhood.
In the little patch of woods on the west side of south rogers across from the community kitchen and The Warehouse there is a growing the pile of mattresses and other debris that makes it seem that that is a homeless squatting site or an abandoned squatting site that is turning into a trash heap. It is the little patch of woods that is between two Nervous Nordisc entry points. I suspect that's private property. So it does not violate the new state law against camping on public property. But i'm sure the amount of trash there violates. Some ordinance is regarding abandoned mattresses..... I've been watching it over the last few weeks. And it is growing.