City of Peoria, Illinois
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Department: Community Development, 309-494-8620 Category: Other/Miscellaneous Status: "closed" Received Via: Phone| Sort by: | Case Date | Location | Category |
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There is a couple living in garage. No water, electricity, or toilet in garage. This is dangerous.
Tenants are using properties across the street to walk and relieve their dogs. Police can't enforce due to the Safety Act. - The Grove Apartments -
Trash cans are still sitting out on Monday. Trash day is Thursday
Trash cans are still sitting out on Monday. Trash day is Thursday
Keeping trash bins at curb at all times for over 2 months now. Never take them back from curb. Previous Case CASE #54131
Has a tree that is wrapped around the power line. Also rubs against neighbors home.
Fence being erected around KFC on Glen. They need to have a gate so they can cut get back to cut grass
Keeping trash bins at curb at all times for over 2 months now. Never take them back from curb.
Home is using over $1200 worth of energy per month. Resident has already spoken to Ameren, meter normal. Landlord says using this much energy is normal, neighbors all say theyre not paying this much. I told caller I wasnt sure if code would even be able to do anything for her, but she was insistent I enter a case.
Mailbox belonging to this property is on the opposite side of the street and is often blocked by parked cars. Resident is handicapped using a mobility aid and cannot get around the cars to get her mail. Caller is requesting either a No Parking sign or a Handicap Parking sign in front her mailbox so she can get to it.