City of Peoria, Illinois
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SR#62531 huge pile of gravel washed down Northcrest to intersection of Northcrest and University again
SR#62530 Medium size pothole at the intersection of Western Avenue and Dr. MLK Drive southbound lane. A motorist is going to have severe tire and suspension damage if left unrepaired.
SR#62487 6 ft long stretch of pavement missing on street next to sidewalk. Left side going north on N Hollyredge Cir and Ridgemont Rd.
Huge pothole @ the corner of Malone and western always filled with water there's a drain about 6 feet away with constantly flows water to drain, believe there is a water leak for over a year, please take a look at reported this approx 4th time
Huge pothole @ the corner of Malone and western always filled with water there's a drain about 6 feet away with constantly flows water to drain, believe there is a water leak for over a year, please take a look at reported this approx 4th time
This is the photo of of the rock mix that washed out onto Harvard from the alley. My last submission didn't let me include 2 photos. Thanks. Tom Bryan
SR#62489 Hi. You guys were kind enough to repair the alley between E Knox Ave and Purdue St. there was new gravel/blacktop mis laid and it was very nice. Everyone who has to use it was extremely grateful. The torrential rains came yesterday as you know and washed much of it out and down onto Harvard. There is a long deep rut in the alley down toward Harvard form the small fast move creek that the rain created. The ruts are 5" deep in some spots. I know you all have a million thing on the table today but I thought you should know about all that new mix that washes out onto Harvard. That could cause an issue. Maybe something that could be taken care if after all of the priority things are dealt with. Thanks. Tom Bryan
Corner of Alta and Centerway..... huge crater and I seem to hit it every time so it must be getting bigger