City of Peoria, Illinois
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Department: Community Development, 309-494-8620 Category: Visual Obstruction Status: "closed"| Sort by: | Case Date | Location | Category |
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Trees overgrown and blocking view. Drivers have to pull out past stop sign to see traffic. There is also a fire station in the area which increases danger of the visual obstruction.
Foliage on fence blocking view onto University when pulling from alleyway
Chain link fence in alleyway is covered with weeds blocking view of University. Drivers have to pull partially onto University to see at which point they are endangering themselves and others.
At the corner of N. Grand Blvd. and E.Crestwood, there is a bush which obstructs the view onto Grand and onto Crestwood from Grand. although there is a 4-way stop, the bush is a danger at the intersection. Te ower of the property should trim the bush to a size which does not obstruction one's vision.
Large bushes and vegetation block view when turning from Kensington Dr onto Briarwood.
Lot is overgrown with weeds. At lease 2' tall and blocking view of street as they attempt to back into street
If you're on Johnson turning onto MacArthur, there are bushes on this property that are obstructing the view of traffic. The bushes are also blocking the sidewalk at this location so pedestrians have to enter the street to walk around. Citizen is worried an accident will occur.
Tree limbs blocking view of cars coming down Western Avenue hill
Bushes are obstructing view to turn left off Elm onto Adams
Trees are overgrown on this abandoned property. I believe John McCormick owns it according to city records. This is a vacant lot full of overgrown trees and weeds. The trees are blocking the street light. This makes the road very dark at nighttime when coming home from work. I have put in other reports on this same property previously as the trees and weeds were coming out into the street. That has since been handled. The owner of the property needs to do something as this is an eye sore.