Report on renters at 1331 S Winfield Rd, 47401: trash not set out, animals into trash near the garage, and trash left for over 2 weeks spread around the property and neighborhood. Renters are living in house and ignore trash issues. This has been an ongoing issue since August or September. This is a beautiful home and is becoming an eyesore for long-term residents on Winfield Rd. Unknown who owns the house as it was sold last year.
On the myBloomington City Services tool my address of 633 Bayberry Ct W both the Trash Day and Recycle Week is noted as “Not Available” and I never receive a Trash and Recycling Pickup Schedule magnet. Is there something wrong with my address listing in the database? Please update my address and send a magnet. Thank you.
Large potholes from previous pipe work in the alley behind the Hutton Honors College. Some are large enough to cause damage to cars driving over them.
sidewalk floods in front house when it rains. puddle is too deep to walk through. very inconvenient.
Old stone retaining wall has collapsed onto sidewalk.
Two entrance lights to the East Wingfield Neighborhood are out. Moore's Pike and East Wingfield Drive
street light periodically turns off and on randomly, even when it is dark and other streetlights are on.
The automatic traffic signals at Kirkwood Ave. and Adams Street need to be adjusted. The most aggravating problem is the insufferably long green signal for Adams Street traffic heading south. 3 or 4 minutes seems unreasonably long for traffic going south on Adams, especially at night.
There is an obnoxious pothole on Cory Lane in the southbound lane near the intersection of Cory with West 3rd Street
I buried hundreds of what is referred to as orgonite in the community and over time have come to the conclusion that the stuff is a public menace as it takes away a certain magic that is essential for a decent living. I buried over 20 around the power station at north Dunn just above the railroad tracks and probably as many around trinorth middle school as well as around the vectren office on madison. I believe the community would greatly benefit if these things could be located and removed. I bought a metal detector to find them but it doesn't seem able to locate them. I was thinking maybe ground penetrating radar or some other high tech solution will succeed. Please take this seriously, this stuff is unacknowledged by the government as a problem probably because it is so easy to make and disperse. I believe I have created a unique problem in bloomington that requires government action. I can't say specifically what orgonite does or removes from the environment but I know it does quite a lot and I and probably you though you don't know it have had just about enough of it. Please take me seriously, I want to get this stuff out of all our lives and restore normalcy to the bloomington area. thank you, Michael Donoghue