City of Peoria, Illinois
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Unfinished pool with rain water since last summer. Can be a breading ground for mosquitoes.
New owner. new for rent sign. Collapsing front porch. How does this pass a rental registration inspection?!?!? Six months on and still not fixed. 1116 n institute.
Power pole has taken a greater lean. The next one south is rotten at base. Then the next one further is also starting to lean. How often are these replaced? Can power be buried? Alleyway. Begins behind 1100 n parkside.
madison park alley entrance filled with nails glass and junk unsafe for tires , other entrance is blocked off due to western construction please clean alley asap plz
Branch is fallen on a wire. Not sure if it’s a power or cable line.
SR#66176 The holes in the road are excessive. There is a hole right in front of my driveway that was down to the rebar before winter started. I had a delivery driver sprain his ankle. I’m surprised he didn’t sue me and the city. Right now as you look at Austin Drive, there are many more patches, hastily repaired sections and existing holes than original road. It’s getting ridiculous. I know you folks are under huge budget constraints but we pay quite a bit in property taxes here in Northmoor Hills. Thanks in advance. Douglas S. Kerns
Contacted both Ameren and Comcast about the low hanging cable. 2015 Lehman There is a low hanging cable wire across the road.
I would highly recommend going to view this property as it is for sale. The roof is actively leaking in the top floor with tenants living on the main floor. Many active leaks, broken windows and dead rodents.
A fire in July 2019 damaged two trees - one severely - in the back yard of 1105 N Glenwood. To date, no remediation of potential hazard has been made. It’s unknown if an assessment of the trees’ integrity has been made. The larger of the two trees presents a hazard to both neighboring houses. They should be inspected by an arborist and assessed for remediation before something very bad happens.