Coal Creek Commerce Center — Local services in St. Clair

This place has anything that country folks or city Folk would enjoy. From all the stores that line the shopping center. One being Walmart. But I find that the Dunkin Donuts and Taco Bell are tied for first as I am always on the run for the Border. And then Home Depot of course what man doesn't like Home Depot you can build anything from there build your own woman or or man. Who am I to judge to each his own. My only complaint of this shopping center is the closer you park to any of the doors the more likely you're going to have scratch paint but that is within each other this one seems to be the number one place that I get a scratch or a dent or even an accident in this Walmart parking lot. As people fight depart close I'm halfway out of space and somebody decides to shoot behind me in a Land Rover to Park right next to where I was going to park doing about 15 miles an hour. Inow Park County end where the cart return is because no matter where you park you still have to return your cart so I find parking next to the cart return would be the closest spot...

Like this Walmart almost always clean and organized and always seem to have a lot of stuff in stock, not always missing everything your trying to buy like some wal marts I go to frequently. The announcement at the end of the night starting at 9:45 pm is a liitle rude and extremely annoying but I guess that is what they're supposed to do. I don't think they need to tell everyone every 10- 15 minutes that the store is gonna close at 11. And I think its rude to tell customers at 10:00 or even 10:30 to get your items and go to the register. Its like they are telling u OK stop looking at whatever ur looking at and take what u have and get out. Idk I just think its unnecessary to tell customers the time they close that often and to tell them to take there items to the register at that time when they still have plenty of time to check out is unescessary and a...

This is another bad civil engineering layout that possibly starts in the origins of Walmart being placed on unsettled shells and Mining Reclamation land. The placement of every single footprint for the buildings in a little strip mall seems to be shot from the hip and thought through not at all or very little. The Home Depot is nice the entire staff there were very accommodating friendly and knowledgeable. The Walmart was a absolute nightmare though as usual the parking lot was set up for Gigantic Vans to accommodate handicapped people and other things that take up a ridiculous amount of space of parking and I do not believe it is up to civil code as far as turning radius has and distance is required for people to operate safely and the fact that that has to do with cost irritates me considering Walmart should not be cutting Corners when it comes to...