You cannot see the stop sign at the intersection of North Grant and 16th Street due to overgrown tree blocking it. I didn’t see it (before taking this photo, then I came back) and ran the stop sign. Luckily nobody was coming but it is an accident waiting to happen.
This is some of the trash that is we want the city to remove and come up with a way of stopping it. It is along the wall behind Kinser Flats.
Alley running parallel and between Kirkwood and 6th street - the section between N Oak and Elm St has multiple large potholes. It needs to be repaved ASAP.
There’s a large pothole in the alleyway that leads to the parking lot for 421 W. 6th St. (Bloomington Chamber of Commerce). This pothole is immediately before turning into the parking lot. It’s become large enough that I’m worried it will destroy someone’s tire.
The blacktop at the corner and into the middle of the street is deteriorating or missing
The drainage way is collapsing, creating a steep drop off between the road and the drain. The actual road is breaking up in pieces.
This pot hole is at an ADA curb ramp and is very hard for our tenants to use. This is also a tripping hazard.
There is debris just north of the train tracks. Looks like a broken car bumper.
Dead end on east end of E. Sheffield Dr. Traffic is entering through a non driveway from wooded area creating potential traffic hazards. Trucks are removing the center diamond sign and driving into private property (not a city issue). Utilizing roadway improperly and potentially damaging city sign. Solution would be to erect a metal guard rail at the dead end to stop traffic entering through an unauthorized driveway in the city and lessen the traffic on the city street in this quiet neighborhood.
The road between 20th at and Gourley Pike has several pot holes that could use some attention