City of Peoria, Illinois
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SR#63385 We are having an erosion problem with a storm water creek behind our property. It has started to affect an Ameren pole and is washing away our property. I am not sure how to remedy the problem. I have sent a request to Ameren about the pole. It seems like the creek is getting a lot worse as far as doing damage to the neighborhood back yards.
SR#62758 There have been 2 illegal dumpings and and stolen vehicle abandoned since the telephone pole and cable was taken down at this location. I have also picked up numerous beer cans so I assume drinking is going on too. Something needs to be done and a possible no dumping sign? Thank you, Concerned neighbor.
SR#62208 Every time we get a significant rainfall our backyard floods due to the run off we experience from residences around us. Is the City responsible for controlling this run off with retention ponds or other means? What are my option to control this flooding? Thanks
SR#51577 Good day! The U.S. and Illinois flags at Adams & Fulton are both faded and tattered. With the 4th of July right around the corner, we will have many visitors downtown. Is it possible to retire and replace them both prior to Independence Day? Thank you in advance for your prompt attention.
SR#51192 Any idea what the company Perley Cable Construction is doing on the stretch of Shenandoah between University and Sheridan? Lots of large spools of plastic pipe and digging in yards
SR#50350 I am respectfully requesting a “no outlet” or “dead end” sign for School St. This is right across from Hickory Grove School. Traffic goes down this street constantly not realizing that its a dead end. Thank you. Josh Martin Wynncrest HOA Board Member 264-5909
SR#50339 Land Alteration Permit required ? for removal of large trees in rear yard and limbs landing into ravine behind our houses. Nobody who answers your phones seems to know the answer. I really need to talk with a supervisor. The ravine is maintained by the City of Peoria? Last year on June 1, 2018, the City of Peoria repaired/installed a drainage pipe. Today, our neighbor who lives at 6824 N. Aycliffe, had a tree removed and the large tree landed in the ravine directly behind our property. I fear there will be erosion problems which can cause flooding problems. Last year when the City came out at our neighbor's, Beth Flanagan, request, to install the drainage pipe or to lift it, we had a flood in our basement and our neighbor next door, also had a flood in her basement. Also, our neighbor at 6824 N. Aycliffe Drive has a sidewalk that is elevated above grade level and increases in height which renders our privacy fence useless. I fear that with all the tree removal, the elevated sidewalk, which causes water and snow to go onto our property, it will cause flooding into our basement, land erosion without proper lateral support and soil/earth shifting. Please have an insepctor come out to inspect the properties and proceed with appropriate enforcement action. Her elevated sidewalk (15 inches up to approximately 5 feet in height along the rear/side yard property line, doesn't meet the code. She wants to remove more trees from her rear yard. Does the City of Peoria maintain the ravine and embankment right of way up to about 20 feet on both sides of the ravine? If so, our neighbor is removing those trees. I fear she will cause flooding problems in the future and she is using contractors who probably are not licensed or they failed to get applicable permits.
SR#49506 The brick sidewalk at the corner of NE Glendale Ave and Voris St was removed one year ago to replace water/sewer lines. For 7 of those months a gaping hole was left in the ground for people and items to fall into. After my last complaint, the hole was finally filled, but they planted grass where the sidewalk used to be. Where are the bricks that belong there? Why can't the sidewalk be put back in place? Why is this taking a year?
SR#48516 Here is the article https://www.google.com/amp/s/wgntv.com/2019/02/06/tech-company-says-pothole-predicting-technology-could-save-chicago-money/amp/ you may need to copy paste to read it
SR#48516 Was wondering if the city uses this company knows of this company or uses something similar. On wgn article today on how this company saves cities money on preventative pothole abatement world wide.https://www.xaqt.com they are based in Chicago. If I reported every pothole in Peoria that's bad this season 18-19 you would be sick of my calls and emails. This company also does other techy things for cities.