Bob Messmer
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Derelict/Abandoned Vehicle Archived3300 Granger Blvd St Charles, MO 63301, USA - St. CharlesMaroon Oldsmobile 88 MO DL7 K6T
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Abandoned/Dangerous Building Archived3442-3464 Hiram St St Charles, MO 63301, USA - St. CharlesWhittaker New Town derelict abandoned dangerous foundation. No barriers, trees growing in basements, litter and debris unkempt for over 5 years now.
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3325 Granger Blvd St Charles, MO 63301, USA - St. CharlesFixture is loose at base and wobbles in wind. Afraid it may fall over !
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3477 New Town Lake Drive Saint Charles, MO 63301, USA - St. CharlesKeeps burning out or malfunctioning
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Two street lights out on Granger ArchivedGranger Boulevard St. Charles, MO 63301, USA - St. Charles CountyLast two lights on granger have been out for quite some time.
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Abandoned/Dangerous Building Archived3475 Hiram Street St. Charles, Missouri - St. Charles
EVERYONE - please add your photos of these eyesores including addresses near your homes and keep the interest going on this issue.
Update on abandoned basement foundations. I received a call from Bruce Evans, Directy of Community Development for City of St. Charles yesterday. He advised that they have identiifed 12 locations within New Town which are currently owned by WBI Resolution folks (aka "the bank"). The building permits were taken out in 2008 and 2009 and have obviously long since expired. City has attempted to make contact to inquire about their plans with no response so far. Of course, the best option is to discuss and arrive at an equitable solution. If that does not happen, the City can require the foundations to be removed or enclosed and they will pursue that if necessary. Mr. Evans was very empathetic and stated that he would continue to work on this until it is resolved.
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in the dark.. Archived3497 New Town Lake Drive St. Charles, Missouri - St. CharlesLight has been out for several weeks
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Dangerous Sidewalks Archived3330 Granger Boulevard St. Charles, MO 63301, USA - St. CharlesWhere the sidewalk ends? Sidewalk needs to extend along Granger Blvd. to permit pedestrian access to community park. This represents an imminent threat to public safety - particularly for children and the handicapped. In addition neighborhood association has not maintained this area allowing garbage and weeds to accumulate. This provides a habitat for vermin and other undesirable items.
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Storm Water/Drainage Issues Archived3300 Granger Boulevard St. Charles, MO 63301, USA - St. CharlesPerpetual Birdbath - floods regularly even from lawn irrigation usage. This location requires an inlet in my opinion. Further, the sidewalk floods due to this problem and presents an imminent safety hazard to pedestrians.
