| Rostock, Deutschland |
Beleuchtung schadhaft |
received |
redaktionelle Prüfung ausstehend |
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19 days ago |
| Rostock, Deutschland |
Beleuchtung schadhaft |
received |
redaktionelle Prüfung ausstehend |
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19 days ago |
| Rostock, Deutschland |
Wildwuchs |
pending |
redaktionelle Prüfung ausstehend |
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20 days ago |
| Rostock, Deutschland |
bauliche Gefahrenstelle |
pending |
redaktionelle Prüfung ausstehend |
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20 days ago |
| Bloomington, IN |
Other |
open |
Abandoned vehicle: navy colored Honda CR-V, no plates. Has not moved for months. |
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20 days ago |
| Rostock, Deutschland |
Wildwuchs |
pending |
redaktionelle Prüfung ausstehend |
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20 days ago |
| Brookline, MA |
Parking Issues |
open |
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20 days ago |
| Bloomington, IN |
Excessive Growth |
open |
Landlord hasn’t mowed grass in months |
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20 days ago |
| Rostock, Deutschland |
Beleuchtung schadhaft |
pending |
redaktionelle Prüfung ausstehend |
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20 days ago |
| Bloomington, IN |
City Performance |
open |
Regarding #213613 and some others that would be time consuming for me to find. - The city's approval of the 2024 high-density redevelopment on the 300 block of N. Jefferson Street has created a severe, entirely predictable neighborhood parking crisis that requires immediate action, not bureaucratic delay. By transitioning this corridor to RM zoning in 2021, the planning department allowed small single-family homes to be replaced by massive multi-room apartments, skyrocketing the local population from roughly 20 to over 80 residents. Because the rear parking lots are fundamentally inadequate for this density, the city is now dragging out on-street permit authorizations while claiming to "look at the issue." This gridlock is unacceptable. Rather than stalling, the city should immediately coordinate with Indiana University to absorb this student-driven overflow. We suggest requiring or incentivizing the residents of these new complexes to utilize IU parking permits for the nearby Eigenmann Hall parking lot, which sits just a block away, effectively shifting the vehicle burden off neighborhood streets and onto the campus infrastructure designed to handle it. |
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20 days ago |