About 10 yards south of the Covenanter-College Mall intersection, against the median divider, on east edge of the south-bound lanes, there's a (working from visual memory here) concrete patch that has had a deep gap in it for the past year or two. It's unpleasant when my tires go over it. Maybe it can be patched.
There are several dead branches and broken tree limbs along Kensington Place in Bloomington, likely caused by the recent storm. Could the City please inspect the area and remove the dead or broken branches? If possible, it would also be helpful to trim some of the overhanging branches to prevent additional limbs from falling. The branches are creating an issue along the street and some have been falling onto parked vehicles. Thank you for looking into this and helping make the street safer.
A street tree has snapped in half damaged a street sign. The tree is blocking half of the road and all of the sidewalk for the neighborhood. Which is cause traffic hazards as well as hazards to pedestrians.
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Tree planted between the sidewalk and the street in front of my home has fallen in last nights storm. The tree is blocking half of the road and all of the sidewalk and needs to be removed.
A commercial, medium-duty International refrigerated box truck has been parked long-term on a residential property for several years. The vehicle is a commercial fleet vehicle displaying truck unit number "001" and US DOT registration number "2311710". It is not actively being used for delivery or residential service. Instead, it is being stored long-term in direct view of the neighborhood.Observed Municipal Code & Zoning Violations:Parking on an Unimproved Surface (BMC Section 15.32.025):The commercial truck is parked directly on the residential grass/lawn rather than an approved asphalt or concrete surface.Commercial Vehicle Storage in a Residential District:The vehicle is a large, non-residential commercial fleet truck with a refrigerated cooling unit (reefer). Storing commercial logistics/freight equipment on a residential property violates local zoning boundaries and exceeds permitted home occupation standards.Chronic/Long-Term Abandoned Storage:This vehicle has remained on the property for years, functioning as long-term outdoor industrial storage rather than active residential transport.Requested Action:Please dispatch a Code Enforcement Officer from Housing and Neighborhood Development (HAND) or a Zoning Compliance Officer from the Planning and Transportation Department to inspect the property, document the unimproved surface violation, and issue a formal Notice of Violation to the property owner.(Attaching the provided photo to this complaint for visual evidence.)
The front yard has finally been mowed however the fenced in backyard behind the house has grass tall enough to be seen over the fence line. I'm concerned about snakes.
The grass and weeds are overgrown on the east side of Rogers Street. This is a distraction and devalues the property. I keep my place and area mowed and clear of trash.
There is a white infinity vehicle that has been parked awhile in front of the house at 907 S Rolling Rock Dr. Hasn't moved and the registration is from 2023. Please ticket to be towed. Thank you.
The previous submission listed as Moss Creek should have been for Azalea Lane. Thank you.