Has 3 vehicles at a time on his front yard. Has been like this for a few months. Thought he would get them sorted elsewhere and hasn’t. He does have a garage to fit 2 car and a driveway to fit 2.
This car continues to park off the street in the grass.
Residents and guests of the houses on the corner of Grimes and Fess continually park the wrong way on the street, and block the intersection by parking next to the stop sign. A “no parking“ sign is needed on the east (northbound) side of S Fess at the intersection with Grimes.
Corner house appears to be making a new circle driveway? Constantly parking in grass near corner intersection of roads and not in their driveway. Muddy and tracking out into road with ongoing rain
Vehicles parked all behind the paint store in grass.
car parked on grass and unauthorized plastic carport falling apart and dangerous to pedestrians
Vehicles, trash, materials, excess junk all outside all over property. Whole block is rough.
Vehicles, trash, materials, excess junk all outside all over property. Whole block is rough.
Tenants have been moving wooden beams to use more of the yard for parking. If you stand in the alley behind the house there should be a tandem spot for two cars on the right and one parking spot close to the alley on their left. Room for 3 cars but now there are often 5 including one on the grass. This is a problem every year, better to have permanent bumper blocks instead of ones they just roll out of position. There are 4 cars there in the above picture even though it is spring break and plenty of parking on the street.
A homeowner at 3430 S McDougal St, Bloomington, IN 47403 is regularly parking 3 pickup trucks on their front lawn instead of their driveway. Repeated vehicle traffic has destroyed the grass and created deep ruts and a large mud pit. Mud is being tracked into the roadway and into the nearby storm drain. The vehicles also frequently block the sidewalk, requiring pedestrians to walk in the street. The repeated traffic has created a muddy area on the sidewalk that makes pedestrian passage dangerous. Summary of concerns: • Parking on unimproved surface: Multiple pickup trucks are regularly parked on the front lawn instead of a driveway or paved surface. • Sidewalk accessibility concerns: Vehicles regularly drive across the sidewalk to access the lawn parking area. The repeated traffic has created a muddy area on the sidewalk that makes pedestrian passage difficult. I have personally observed pedestrians, including individuals using crutches and wheelchairs, needing to step into the street to get around the area. • Stormwater / drainage concerns: Mud from the yard is being tracked into the street and a storm drain located along the curb. • Sediment entering storm drain: The storm drain and surrounding curb area are frequently covered with mud and sediment. • Potential utility concerns: Repeated vehicle traffic and soil compaction are occurring in an area where underground utilities may be located. • Long-term issue: This situation has been occurring and progressively worsening for approximately five years as vehicles repeatedly park on the lawn and drive across the sidewalk.