at 1807 E. Wexley Road there are two wave runner/skee-doos parked at the residential curb. They have never been moved for at least two years.
Multiple abandoned vehicles at 800 N. Washington St. in violation of municipal code.
Two vehicles have been abandoned for 2+ months. One is a Red/Burgundy Chrysler MiniVan and the other is Silver Saturn Outlook. Both no plates and have sat in the same spot for months. Parking is limited as it is but with abandoned vehicles constantly being left on the street its not fair to others, especially residents who live here and actually use their vehicles daily. Vehicles are located outside 1417-1413 West Illinois Court Bloomington Indiana 47404.
Located at 1278 W Countryside Lane. Abandoned for 4 weeks. Please tag/remove from street
Across from the B-Line Heights Apartments the city has constructed a new parking lot. There is a generator powering lights for said parking lot. This generator has made it hard for the residents of the B-Line Heights Apartments to sleep at night. I myself am in a corner unit directly across from the generator and have hardly gotten any sleep in the last two weeks. I am disabled and stay at home the majority of my time so during the day I am not given much relief either except for the few mere moments when the generator is turned off. I hate to be a bother and I understand that there is probably not anything that can be done about this, but in the off chance that it could be addressed I would forever be grateful. Maybe it could possibly be moved to a different corner of the parking lot?
The screen on this parking meter is unreadable. Impossible to tell parking time.
Clearly can see the parking pass in the windshield. Have been given permission to park here by NAPA themselves. I work for IVY Tech security and i am supposed to park here.
There is a consistent issue with people parking on the yellow curb at the intersection of W. 6th & Waldron St. There is a traffic calming circle at this intersection and this makes it challenging and unsafe to navigate through the intersection.
I was downtown yesterday afternoon, and Firestone Auto had multiple vehicles stored/parked on the sidewalk. They are continually blocking the sidewalks at this location; there are multiple uReport cases at this address. Can the city do nothing to keep this downtown pedestrian corridor accessible?
This morning, a bus was dropping off children at the Buskirk-Chumley for a student matinee. The bus swung out too hard and ended up hitting and denting the parking meter on Kirkwood closest to the corner of Kirkwood and Washington on the block that has the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.