We have not had a snow plow once up our street and we cannot get out to take care of essential work (husband’s job) plus to care for our elderly parents. We live in Park Ridge East, we figured our road would get one plow at least within the 24 hours since it started snowing. We fear the plows just aren’t coming up our cul de sac. We hope that we can get added to the route soon.
Patterson Drive, especially at the Intersection with W Third Street/Isaac Drive, is covered with snow and there is zero visibility of the road lines or even where curbs are. I have watched cars slide due to lack of salt on the roads and I have watched cars run over curbs and unintentionally drive on the sidewalk because you can’t see where the road is especially at night. My car shown in the image was parked along Patterson (public Bloomington parking zone, not private lot) before the snow came, so that can be used as a reference for where the road is. If snow will continue to heavily fall, making plowing difficult, could reflective traffic cones be placed to outline where the curbs are for drivers to see even when snow is covering the roads? This intersection proves to be a relatively common spot for accidents even in daylight during the Summer, so I am especially worried for the winter months. The driving path to get from the intersection into the gas station also is in poor condition, but that may be private property (meaning, it is the responsibility of the gas station to clear the snow). Thank you :)
Just a reminder that the Winslow Farm neighborhood has several traffic islands (circles) that are city streets. There has been some confusion in the past about whether the snow plows show clean the roads around those islands. Our house is located on one of them, but there are several other circles in Winslow Farm.
We hope you remember Windermere Woods Dr is a city street that is included iin plowing and deicing.
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There is a large pothole in front of my house (see photo). I noticed at least two other on the same side of my street going in the direction of Queens Way, but I don’t have the exact addresses.
between 520 N Grant and 516 N Grant the alley is completely riddled with deep deep holes that can cause damage to vehicles.
The parking lot outside the CVS drive through has an enormous pot hole that took out two of my tires. I know the city doesn’t own this road, but I don’t know how to find out which business does own this road to complain/seek damages. Any help you could provide would be appreciated, thank you.
There needs to be one of those yellow pedestrian signs on the b- line trail on 7 th st warning drivers approaching the b- line to watch for bicyclists or pedestrians crossing 7 th st
All of hillside drive in bloomington indiana is in pretty poor condition and has numerous patches of uneven pavement or potholes or pitting.