I have been removing broken asphalt pavement from Sussex and Queensway drives from Highstreet to Montclair for several years now. The debris that I collected since last fall to the present I have placed at the base of my driveway's east side is now ready to be picked up by a city crew for disposal or reuse. Don Eggert
A constituent called in today and asked that we revisit the sidewalk work that was done at 11th and Lindberg. He stated that this sidewalk was not repaired to be accessible per ADA standards. He has seen multiple wheelchair bound residents struggle crossing here.
Hello. The Mayor's bio lists serving on the Tithe Advisory Board. Can you provide information on what this is?
For this ticket (https://bloomington.in.gov/crm/tickets/view?ticket_id=202312) I tried to upload a photo, but it did not work, apparently. If interested, I can provide via email. I tried attaching it to this ticket as well.
In Southeast Park the water at the two fountain has not been turned on. Is there a reason or just an oversight? The dog is really disappointed.
I paid my fine today. However, I would like to note that we visited Bloomington to shop antique stores and enjoy your city. We did make purchases at 2 different antique stores and enjoyed a delicious lunch at Amrit Restaurant. We were surprised when we got back to our car and found the citation. We were parked near a crowded outdoor market and truly did not notice a meter. Most cities we visit don't charge for parking on weekends. We enjoyed our visit but will be going elsewhere in the future to spend our money in other small towns.
The lack of restrooms at Hopewell Commons will prevent me and many others from using this beautiful facility. I'm extremely disappointed.
the city issued a tree removal permit for taking down a tree on the East side of Rogers Street just south of intersection at Patterson Drive at driveway next to Southern Stone and Fiest restaurants?
I wanted to bring attention to a large tree on Ramble Rd East (in front of our house) that appears to be at risk of falling. The soil around the ground is increasingly exposed and raised, which makes us worry it could eventually fall—possibly toward the house across the street. Could the the city to address this matter and assess the tree’s stability to prevent potential damage? Thanks
While l love the permeable pavers at Hopewell Commons, I feel they create an unsafe environment. The pavers cross Morton, making that area appear to be an extension of the park. It doesn't look like a road, so I fear park users, especially children, won't look for cars. I think warning signs or additional stop signs could increase safety