Not a parking permit question but i couldn't find the right rubric. On Lincoln looking south from around Davis but the photo could've been tsken anywhere along there. There is a solid white line on the freshly paved street to mark where cars can park. There is a much fainter white line further into the street. Is that going to marked somehow as a bicycle lane? Thanks!
Lots of construction trailers blocking the right of way on Davis Street leaving them there over night and they are big black trailers some people can’t even get out of their driveway
Blocked fire hydrant! This has been reported several times and comes back 'resolved', but I am not sure how it was resolved. The Cassady work truck parks there everyday and overnight EXCEPT ~7-4 M-F when it is driven to work. It is directly in front of the hydrant and parked the wrong way. This has been ongoing for at least a year, probably much longer.
Homeowner continues to park work truck in front of fire hydrant when not at work. Two vehicles park the wrong direction on the street.
This house regularly has cars parked in front of the fire hydrant - hard to see in dark photo attached. Sometimes the cars are parked on the drive and partway in the street at this address and 1106 Graywell and a car or two in between, effectively blocking off the fire hydrant.
This flatbed trailer has been parked on Davis St. for several days straight now, including overnight. It completely blocks the eastbound lane of traffic and is parked in front of a speed limit sign. In addition to that, during the day until about 9pm at night, that side of the street is lined with work trucks and more trailers. It makes it hard for the school buses to pass through in the afternoon, and creates a hazard for all drivers. The contractor is Blackstone Construction, do they have permits?
Last night I tried for an hour to upload the required documents for a residential parking permit for my son’s car. The system rejects both pdfs and jpegs repeatedly. Today, I came to city hall to get the permit in person, and I was redirected to parking services on south walnut. When I arrived — at 12:45p — only one person appeared to be in the office, and she was unable to process the request and give me a residential parking permit. She indicated that the “person who could handle it,” was at lunch and would return at 1:30p. Like many, I presume, I used my own lunch hour to make an in-person visit to obtain a required residential parking permit. Staffing choices and, essentially, an office closure during a Bloomington resident’s traditional lunch hour seems inefficient and ineffective. I am standing in the parking office awaiting the return of, seemingly, the one person who can process my permit request.
White car has been parked on the yellow line in front of gate for a week and makes it very difficult to back out of our driveway
We have a truck parked for over week. It doesn’t to any of the neighbors along Dunn street but those who live right on Palmer. They continue parking their for sale vehicles here for weeks. They sale cars from their house.
Car parked in middle of alley and other cars make it impossible to drive pass.