E. Covenanter signal at College Mall Rd stays green far too long 24 hours a day. 50 seconds is too long for the amount of traffic that uses Covenanter. It causes back-ups on College Mall Rd during the day, and I sat for almost a minute at 2am last night on the way to the emergency room.
The grate to the sewer has been sunken in for over a year, I have mad a complaint, but now with the slant and the alley wasnt plowed there is an inch plus of ice pooling and collecting. I have taken prospects on tours and almost wrecked and spun out because the ice is so bad. Tenants parents are calling and very upset that their children have to walk of the ice to class. They have stated someone is going to her hurt and file a lawsuit.
There is a vehicle blocking the alleyway (when homeowners vehicles are parked behind their homes) between 1st St and Hillside Dr. It has been there for multiple days.
Several sections of the multiuse path/sidewalk on the north side of W. Country Club Rd. have not been cleared, especially the section near Burger King and the section next to Foundation Building Materials are a thick sheet of ice.
between 520 N Grant and 516 N Grant the alley is completely riddled with deep deep holes that can cause damage to vehicles.
Very difficult and dangerous to cross the road when getting on or off the bus mostly during rush hour and when the sun is down. Public light is a bit far from the cross walk. Cars are going fast in that area and don't stop for pedestrians.
The sidewalk at third and Madison connecting Madison to the b-line trail and crossing the street is currently unshoveled, and road access for handicap individuals on that corner is blocked by plow created embankments. Please have someone come out to shovel and salt these asap as a friend reliant on a mobility scooter in my apartment complex is unable to access groceries/basic needs via the b line trail due to this issue. In addition to this, I’m sure there are more people experiencing this in more spots around the city. I’m not sure what can be done proactively, but is seems that the city has a deep enough well of contractors to subcontract out shoveling/salt on sidewalks critical for access to Bloomington’s disabled population. Thank you for your time!
They city alleyway which accesses multiple apartment communities and business is covered in ice.
Sounds like those people prefer library than the city shelter. Why?
Sidewalk completely covered with snow/ice