Several large potholes at the southern end of Chris Lane, near where it connects to Azalea. An earlier repair has crumbled away, and while part of the street was resurfaced, much of it was left with the old crumbling pavement.
The potholes outside 1035 West 6th Street (47404) are becoming unnavigable for any non-motorized vehicles, despite 6th street being a common thorough way for scooters, bikes, skateboards, etc. It will soon become an issue for cars as well if the city does not address the growing potholes that cover the enter width of the street. The city has done much to improve the sidewalks on 6th street and plans to do other improvements to the road, but the number one priority should really be to repair these potholes. I've talked to many of the neighbors about sending in complaints (I hope they do). Thank you for your time!
There are several patches of many deep potholes on W 6th St between Adams and Waldron. I have popped two bicycle tires in the last two months because of the state of the road. This is my only means of transportation for getting to campus and causes regular problems for me and my roommate.
The traffic-calming roundabout at W 6th and Oak is missing its east-facing reflector. On a related issue, the roundabout at 7th and Oak has a west-facing reflector that needs to be straightened.
This morning (11/23/2020), I found a tire on the road in front of my property. I guess that someone hit the dry stone wall of my garden in the night because it is damaged or dropped off the tire. I am wondering whether you can remove it because it could be an obstacle for cars.
During last nights storm, part of a large walnut tree cracked and fell, partly the street. Neighbors used a chain saw to clear their driveway for access, but debris is still on the road and blocking storm drainage/run off areas. Also, two dead trees nearby are at an angle and look like they may fall in the next storm. Street light and fire hydrant are located in the small area as well.
The Hawthorne -Weatherstone path is still entirely unplowed. The giant pile of snow at one end was reduced but it is still entirely impassable on a bike. I reported this a week ago and nothing has been done. https://bloomington.in.gov/crm/tickets/view?ticket_id=200058
Ballantine Rd. pavement has crumbled away at the base of our driveway, leaving a level difference of a couple inches between the street and the driveway pavement. Can you have a crew pour enough asphalt onto this small patch so that it is flush with our driveway? Newspaper delivery guy won't pull into our driveway because of the damage it does his car. We don't have quite the same choice...
A tree located in the Davis St. right of way just blew down into the south end of our front yard. I write to request that the city remove the portion of the tree (c. 20+ ft.) that lies on our private property. Thank you, Eric Sandweiss
This is the start of the road and the driveway, snow is plowed where we have to shovel 6 feet into the road. Our cars can’t climb the snow bank to get out.