City of Peoria, Illinois
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Department: Community Development, 309-494-8620 Substatus: Resolved Issue Type: Comment Received Via: Phone| Sort by: | Case Date | Location | Category |
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"Thank you for cutting down overgrown bushes that had poision ivy on Sterling. I should have called months ago because thats when it was taken care of. Thank you!"
Trash cans are full and sitting at the street. HAs been there for approximately a month
Bare wires in basement and wire boxes with inspection stickers from 1981. Each basement unit has bare wires coming from the wall to the floor. Foundation issues - Side of building is sinking. Floods when it rains.
Caller states there is trash on the curb and was not picked up yesterday, large pieces of furniture
Overgrown with weeds Lake Street From Park District to Lake Street
Artie Fowler wants to send a Great job to Shawn and the staff who removed a shrub at Westport and Sterling .
The Grove Apts. Apartment building is removing toilets on the floor above. Tenant then had toilet water coming through her vents from the floor above, it flooded a wall of her house and destroyed some of her property. Property management for the building made her clean it up on her own, saying "Its just toilet water." Now tenant has had multiple occurrences of toilet water from upstairs coming through her bathroom vent. Property management doesn't see this as an issue. Tenant also states that the toilets and appliances being removed on top floors are being removed through the windows which is causing falling debris to the apartments and balconies below--tenants were not notified this would be happening. Potentially very dangerous.
A caller who is not a resident of this property states that the residents in the building have not has a maintenance person in over a year and that the building is falling apart.