The yard has not been mowed all year. There is debris all around the house that needs to be removed. The house itself has been vacant for over 20 years. The original owner died, and his son now owns the house and lives in Greenwood.
People living on the sidewalk and blocking it.
The man in the photo allowed his dog to defecate in the tree plot in front of my house and did not remove the waste. This is not the first time he has done this. The waste is still there
'Stump Grinding' sign in the grass on Discovery Parkway, right before the intersection with 10th Street.
Overgrown front and side yard which are on the face of the streets. All yards overgrown. Yard waste piled in front yard.
There is a new potholes (3 places) on the E 7th Street near E Longview Ave. Location of damage is on the E 7th Street, located between Cambridge Square Apt and St. Mark Methodist Church. Thank you,
Can Bloomington Police check in at Food Truck Fridays to put a stop to kids on electric motorcycles? On Friday, May 15, a kid was racing around on a electric motorcycle. He was going perpendicular to the B-Line zipping back and forth across it, going behind the pavilion and then across along the playground between it and the green tables. He was traveling on the electric motorcycle doing wheelies and traveling at a high rate of speed with total disregard to traffic on the B-Line and children at the playground. This motorcycle should be ticketed and removed from the park. It's not allowed on the trails and is being operated recklessly.
Can the Bloomington Police patrol the Rail Trail and stop the electric motorcycles racing up and down? On Friday evening I was riding a regular bicycle north to Food Truck Friday when a group of 4 kids on electric motorcycles came south on the trail at a high rate of speed. They are passing close at high speed next to people they overtook going south. They were not yielding space to northbound trail users. These electric motorcycles aren't allowed on trails. They need ticketed and impounded for the safety of everyone.
On the southeast corner of Sheridan Drive and Hawthorne Drive, the bushes are blocking the entire view of traffic coming east to west on Sheridan, including all pedestrian and bicycle traffic in the multi-use path there. You can't even see cars. You have to be pulled out into the multi-use path to see around. There are 3 bushes that need seriously trimmed or totally removed for cyclist and motorist and pedestrian safety.
The traffic light at S. Walnut Street and South Drive keeps turning red for Walnut traffic without any vehicle or pedestrian traffic on South Drive. It stays red for a very long time. This is weekdays, weekends, evenings, 7:30am this Sunday morning. It's very disruptive to traffic.