closed #214734
Sidewalk & Curb Complaints
223 N Adams ST
- Case Date:
- 10/5/2026
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I have reported this twice, both times it was marked as resolved by Brighten Bloomington. The issue was never resolved fully. It is not only the recurring gravel that is an issue, it is also how far the plants are growing into the sidewalk. Even once the gravel is cleared, the plants still make the sidewalk less than 36 inches wide, so it's not accessible. Photo is from today. Requesting gravel debris is cleared and plants are appropriately cut back Previous tickets: 204346, 206276.
Earlier this August, my girlfriend, and I experienced mold growing on the walls baseboard and underneath our bed the Landlord told us the first time it was our fault for in adequate airflow. Then he cleaned it. About two weeks later the mold came back. We don’t know what to do. We need this to be taken care of because currently we cannot sleep in our bedroom and right now there is nothing we can do to clean it up every time we try to clean it. It just comes back so we need someone to come out and check it out.
House seems unoccupied and lawn is overgrown. I've reported this several times and it's not been addressed by homeowners.
EXTREME MOLD AND NO TENANT TO LANDLORD RESOLUTION
Trash dumpster in the street on w 7 th street 301 n adams & 7 th dumpster & pallets stacked in street is barely passable
Excessive growth. House seems unoccupied.
Yard has not been mowed, and this is an issue every year. House seems to be abandoned.
Pile of trash on W Sixth St near the stated address. Basically it is in the eastbound lane between 1407 and 1428.