Burnt out QT at 9420 West Florissant on Monday Aug 11, 2014, 9:37am. What will replace the QT? A new QT? A used car lot? A new commercial development? A park?North of the QT the area changes from suburban commercial to suburban residential, W. Florissant is served by the 74 MetroBus routeA woman walking her dog on Nesbit Dr in the Northland Hills subdivision of late 1950s ranch homesOn the east side, between Nesbit Dr & Highmont Dr, you get a long stretch with no intersecting streets, a concrete creek separates W. Florissant from backyards. But look, street trees!The bus stops along W. Florissant were recently improved to be accessible, which benefits all users.Just past the bus stop is the Dellwood city limits, W. Florissant returns to being commercial.Commercial starts up sooner on the west side of W. FlorissantIn this area of W. Florissant the pedestrian experience is odd; different surfaces, different distances from the road. Very unplanned!The grass between the sidewalk and parking lot is a welcomed relief from all the pavingThe former Fox Trap nightclub is becoming an urgent care facility.Like the McDonald’s in Part 1, this Taco Bell fails to have the required ADA access route from the public sidewalk. This was built in 2007.Almost to Chambers Rd., here the pedestrian space blends with parking lotsBetween the Taco Bell and the corner gas station is a rare vacant parcel of land.This image sums up how pedestrians are treated. The bus in the background is the #61 heading WB on Chambers Rd.
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