the curbs and streets out here are in need of MAJOR repair. we have complained numerous times and over one year ago were told this would be addressed. there is at least a 2 inch drop where the curbs and walks are completely deteriorated. we pay CITY taxes and want this fixed immediately Over a year in complaints and still nothing has beed fixed or even addressed
Trash cans are left out blocking sidewalk over 24 hours after trash pick up.
Two broken down vehicles have been in the street for months, this blocks my mail at times from being delivered. This will block my street being properly cleared of snow as well. They have not been moved every from when I moved in over 5 months ago.
Vegetation from this location has grown to the point where the sidewalk is inaccessible for a good portion of the stretch between Menards & Liberty Lube.
Vehicles parked on street blocking view for residents on the street trying to back out of driveways
There is a Toyota Prius that has been sitting on the road for three days. May be nothing but thought it might be checked out.
There is a construction barricade placed in a hazardous location. This barricade should not be here at all, is not viable from eastbound tapp, and causes undue backups at the intersection.
There is a construction barricade placed in a hazardous location. This barricade should not be here at all, is not viable from eastbound tapp, and causes undue backups at the intersection.
The bus stop sign post (bus 3) on South Curry Pike and West Heritage Way is leaning into the street (South Curry Pike).
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.