US Army has not cleared any snow from their sidewalk from the snowfall three days ago, forcing pedestrians to walk in the roadway on second Street, since Rogers-Binford didn't clear their sidewalks on the other side, either.
IU PUBLIC SAFETY has not cleared their sidewalk of snow. It is now Wednesday January 28th, three full days after the snow stopped falling. IU has PLENTY of institutional resources to clear snow -- yet pedestrians are forced to walk in the roadway. I asked an employee to clear the snow from the public sidewalk, and he said, rudely, "not me!" A ticket needs to be issued, ASAP.
On 10th Street starting from about N Park Ave at least N Indiana Ave there is very heavy pedestrian use yet these sidewalks have not been cleared and pedestrians are resorting to walking along the side of the road. This is very dangerous for pedestrains and drivers as well.
The entire length of S Monon Drive appears to have gone unsalted or at least minimally so. Is there a chance you guys can get to it today before people start street parking again for the evening? Thank you for all your hard work!
Snow is blocking our mailboxes at 733, 739, and 745 E Winslow Farm Drive. I dug out part of it on the road island for 739 and 745, but a large pile is preventing the mail truck from getting close to the mailboxes.
Car has parked about half way into the road right at the intersection of 10th & Dunn (North side of 10th). It is not a legal spot, clearly past the last spot on the block (sign). Trucks cannot get by. parking is hard with snow, but if you allow people to just park where they want it will only get worse.
Sidewalks along W 14th St between Madison and College have not been cleared. The landlords did have their parking lots maintained but they piled the snow into tall embankments on the sidewalks and didn't touch the sidewalks at all. It's a big concern because the guests of these units routinely are parking in the street in the narrowly cleared area making it barely passable for cars while pedestrians also are trying to walk on the street.
A snow plow has left a pile of snow around her mailbox to the extent mail can not be delivered. We understand the circumstances but are hoping to hear when the snow can be moved away from the mailbox
My house is on S Rogers north of the Community Kitchen and I'm unsure how to remove snow from the sidewalk out front because the street plowing has the snow piled up 4 feet tall on the sidewalk. I believe my neighbors are facing similar conundrum. Also, the alley behind our houses where we park our cars (immediately off of Hillside & Rogers) is not plowed and we are unable to get our cars out. If you have recommendations for the snow bank on the sidewalk, please don't hesitate to let me know. Thanks!!
Sidewalk still not cleared of snow that finished falling three days ago (Jan 25)