There is a large, both wide and deep, pothole on Fullerton Pike on the right side of the road as you're approaching the intersection at Leonard Springs. There's actually a few along there, but one in particular is rather large.
Cans at the curb - all of S. Village Ct. Lady on the phone stated 517-519 are vacant, but cans still sit out.
Multiple potholes in both lanes and on edges, Fullerton Pike East of Leonard Springs, and before new paving at Monroe Hospital. Creates hazardous driving as there are curves/blind spots and cars swerving to avoid deep or wide holes in lanes.
Many very large potholes down Leonard Springs.
We aren't sure who is responsible for clearing curry court. We understand everyone is very busy but it is becoming a hazard over here and we do have a special needs child that does have therapy to attend to so we need a way out. Thank you and God Bless
Strange sewage smell in the front yard.
Abandoned Elevator factory. I would like to see the building be turned into a museum in honor of the many people that worked there building some of the greatest elevators and escalators of all times. One elevator product that may have been built there was the Otis Lexan elevator. I have some friends who film these things and love the Otis Lexan. And now since many of the Otis Lexan elevators are being ripped out, my friends feel quite saddened. So if you can, please see if you can make a museum out of this in honor of one of the best elevators of all time. My friends would love you if you did. IN a way, it would be like a memorial to the Lexan line at Otis elevator company. Greyhound even has service going from St. Louis to Bloomington and the service would bring all sorts of elevator enthusiasts to the museum.