W Rosewood Dr in Northwood Estates has several pot holes. You should probably check the entire street since the pot holes cover more than the address range listed. Some are of considerable depth. The west side of Kinser Pike between Rosewood and the Road to North High School athletic fields also has several at the edge of the road.
several potholes in the eastbound side of Rhorer Rd, east of Walnut St Pike
There is a pothole on the South side of Rhorer road (near a driveway, on the edge of the road) when heading east on Rhorer road from the intersection of S Walnut Street Pike & Rhorer Road. Traffic has to swerve due to its size. During rush hour it can get a little dicey.
We had the water meter turned off due to a line break. Our plumber tells us the meter itself is shatter and will need to be replaced.
Neighbor called in to HAND to report excessive growth and that the yard is full of construction materials. Caller is concerned that the property may be abandoned and would like a Compliance Officer to drive-by. The caller said he reported this property several times last year. Property Address is 986 S State Road 446, Bloomington, IN, 47401
The streets were plowed very poorly, leaving only about one car-width of cleared road in many places. There are many blind hills and corners which makes this very hazardous. Also, my all wheel drive car got stuck in this snow when I moved over for a car coming in the other direction. Please replow the roads as soon as possible. Thank you.
I was at a cookout at Bryan Park this past week and noticed the orange slide near the shelter on the Woodlawn avenue side isn't very sturdy. The top of the slide where it connects to the rest of the structure only has one bolt and it looks as if it should have 4. A man there commented on how "treacherous" it was and wouldn't let his daughter play on it.
Cynthia owns property just north of Bryan Park at 818 E Maxwell. On Bryan Park property just south of her property there are 4 drainage tiles that have collapsed. Holes are 6-12in deep in area that has not been mowed.
For the last couple of weeks there has been an orange traffic barrel with a "Sidewalk Closed" sign on it sitting in the back yard of a student rental house next to our office. I assume it is a city barrel. Our office is at 914 E. Atwater, the first building east of the Subway. The house the barrel is behind is the next house east of us (blue siding, white trim). The easiest way to get to it is through the alley: go up Atwater past the Subway and turn right into the alley just past the grass lot. Turn left into the alley that runs parallel with Atwater. The barrel is in the grass between the parking lot behind our building and the parking area behind the rental house.
How is it possible that the owner of 3 vehicles, all of which have expired license plates (2 expired this month, 1 last year November) lets his vehicles sit in the street without the Parking Enforcement officer doing anything about it? One car is a white SUV, the other one is a white Sedan, the third one is a red Ford truck. This truck has been sitting in the place where it is now for over 3 months (at least) without having been moved. This is NOT an abandoned vehicle. It just sits there, taking up parking space in front of a neighbor's house.