Car is parked on lawn evenings, all weekend, and some weekdays. They keep a boat in the driveway as well as another car and do not have enough parking in drive for the second car. So car is parked on lawn, almost all the time. I have submitted this issue numerous times. Nothing changes. Is it no longer against city code to park on lawn?
This trailer with junk appliances has been sitting here several days.
The hefty parking situation next to/behind 2400 S Rogers continues to be an issue most weekends and many weeknights. This particular guest vehicle parks on the unimproved area next to 2400’s garage for more than 24 hours at a time, and they almost always block the alley with the back corner of their vehicle. This causes other cars to have to drive partially on the roots of an old growth tree on the neighboring property. The license plate is AD3250. I love to see neighbors enjoying community by inviting guests over, and I would love for them to continue having a good time. If they could park legally along the street without blocking street access, alley access, or mailboxes, there would be no issues. Please help others who access their homes through the alley to get home safely & help us keep the trees healthy.
Tesla parked on lawn
Car parked continuously on lawn. Mostly evenings and weekends. Often weekdays also.
Day two
This car continues to park off the street in the grass.
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.
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.