| Brookline, MA |
Water and Sewer |
open |
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about 23 hours ago |
| Brookline, MA |
Sidewalk Obstruction |
open |
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about 23 hours ago |
| Bloomington, IN |
Potholes, Other Street Repair |
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Pot hole in front of driveway |
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about 23 hours ago |
| Brookline, MA |
Streetlight |
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about 23 hours ago |
| Brookline, MA |
Sidewalk Obstruction |
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about 23 hours ago |
| Bloomington, IN |
Biking & Walking |
open |
Gravel and asphalt in bike lane between south of 2nd street to 3rd street |
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about 23 hours ago |
| Bloomington, IN |
Parking Meters and Citations |
open |
Regarding ticket #214527, you're saying this driver needs a sign to tell them not to double park in other cars that are parked in the right-or-way and close off the lane? Do I have that right?
Am I free to park like this anywhere there isn't a sign explicitly forbidding it? It will make trips downtown much more efficient.
This photo isn't from today, but this is the same position that the same car was in this morning. They park there all weekend most weekends. |
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about 24 hours ago |
| Brookline, MA |
Sidewalk Repair |
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about 24 hours ago |
| Bloomington, IN |
Street & Traffic Signs |
open |
TO: City of Bloomington City Council, Bloomington Engineering Department, Bloomington Planning Department
RE: Placement of No Parking signs in the Matlock Heights Neighborhood
COMPLAINT: The City of Bloomington has imposed an unneeded restriction. This restriction imposes a 24/7/365 ban on parking in my neighborhood and on the street in front of my house. The only days there is any parking problem at all is during football games with the top attendance. This complete ban to cover a handful of gamedays is extreme.
In my personal case, no parking means that I have to park across the street and down aways, because across the street from me is an intersection. No parking there. And a fire hydrant. A driveway. No parking there. This means I have to cross the street with every load of groceries or anything I am bringing into my house, making it way more inconvenient and way more dangerous.
I have been told that the fire department enforced this plan because when cars are parked on both sides of the street, emergency vehicles can’t get through. I want to point out that the residents in the neighborhood rarely park on the street. Everyone has at least a driveway, if not some kind of covered parking. The problem of cars parking on both sides of the street does not exist, except on those few game days. |
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1 day ago |
| Rostock, Deutschland |
Sondermüll |
received |
redaktionelle Prüfung ausstehend |
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1 day ago |