The location search button on the new uReport website doesn't seem to be working. If I click on the location search button it doesn't pull up my current location, it flags an error and sends me to the issue description box.
We have a pine tree that is turning brown. It looks to me like it is dying. It is located between the street and the sidewalk. The tree is located in front of 2621 S Southern Pines Court. I do not know if this is the property owner's responsibility or the cities. If this is not the proper venue to raise this concern, please let me know. Thank you.
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Hello, I am writing to request a pedestrian safety assessment of the marked crosswalk on East 10th Street, connecting North Woodbridge Drive and East John Hinkle Place in Bloomington. I live on North Woodbridge Drive and regularly use this crosswalk to reach East John Hinkle Place. I have serious concerns about pedestrian safety at this location, particularly given the volume of traffic traveling in both directions at approximately 40 mph. Although the crosswalk is marked, there are no pedestrian-activated warning lights to alert approaching drivers. At these traffic speeds, I believe the existing markings alone provide insufficient warning, creating an unnecessary risk for pedestrians, especially at night. I would like to formally request that the city evaluate installing Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons (RRFBs) at this crossing. These pedestrian-activated flashing lights would provide motorists with additional warning when someone is attempting to cross East 10th Street. Please let me know whether the city can conduct a safety assessment at this location and what steps would be necessary to consider this improvement. Thank you for your time and consideration.
The driveways of my two rental properties at 1319 N Wash and 1321 N Wash. have taken a beating with all the heavy equipment and trucks that have continually backed in and turned around in those driveways over the past two years of construction of HUB 2. There are other driveways besides mine to the south that have broken concrete areas from the heavy equipment traffic. The two asphalt parking spots in front of 1321 were destoyed when Washington St. was being redone. The loose compacted surface is crumbly and makes for a treacherous surface to step out of a car on, esp. since it slopes quickly down to the new street level. I would like this surface to be repaved. The gully along N. Wash. St. that was created with the new street level, has been filled in many times with stone by Wells & Wells during construction of HUB 2, but soon washes out with the next couple of rains. This gully has gotten quite deep and is a significant drop off from the pavement level on Wash. St. This is an obvious liability to the City for anyone dropping off the edge while driving, which would surely cause car or tire damage. This section of Washington St. will certainly see lots more traffic soon when all the cars driving to and from the new parking garage will be using it to reach 19th St. Then, it could become a much bigger problem. Also, there are unsightly sections along the sidewalk in front of 1323 & 1325 N Wash Apt. bldgs. that have broken chunks of concrete and expose broken pipe just dangling, that is also in need of repair.
Follow up on #214886 I'm happy to hear that a new tree will be planted, and am very sorry and apologize for my complaint about the condition of a tree memorial plaque in Bryan Park. It is only a little dinged and in better shape than some others . I'm especially embarrassed because when I stop to look at (and photograph) those plaques, if they are overgrown, I peel back the turf. Why didn't I this time? Maybe because there was no tree, but that no excuse. I'll also update my critical Facebook post. Best wishes and thanks for for a wonderful neighborhood park.
'Cynthia Circle' sign in the ROW. Also, is a nearby similar sign not too close to the marquee?
Follow up on #214886 I'm happy to hear that a new tree will be planted, and am very sorry and apologize for my complaint about the condition of a tree memorial plaque in Bryan Park. It is only a little dinged and in better shape than some others . I'm especially embarrassed because when I stop to look at (and photograph) those plaques, if they are overgrown, I peel back the turf. Why didn't I this time? Maybe because there was no tree, but that no excuse. I'll also update my critical Facebook post. Best wishes and thanks for for a wonderful neighborhood park.
I have a street tree in front of my house that appears to be very stressed, maybe dying. I would like to not lose this tree if possible. I have ask before and I have been given no details as to what the city has determined about this oak tree. My address is 1602 S. Renwick Blvd. I would really appreciate someone having some sense of responsibility to me as a taxpayer and at least tell me what you have figured out about this tree. Thank you
Ticket number 214971 appears to have been deleted from ureport. Is the city in the habit of deleting public records?