I am living at 2327 E 7th St and I got a parking pass to park my blue GMC truck on the side of the street and I am not sure if it got lost in the mail or what but I have not received the package yet and I'm just looking for a update or to see if their is any way I can get sent another one or something, thanks!
In the 700 (maybe 600) block of S Park Ave i noticed in the past year thst several parking spaces have been delineated with paint. (It's in Zone 1). Are those reserved? No signs about what and who they are for. What see they?
Question: Someone told me that in the Nighborhood Parking Zones, a person can pay a higher fee for a reserved space in front of their house. (Before the Zones, elderly and disabled residents could pay a nominal fee for a painted reserved space). I have never heard of that or found it in the renewal materials i get. I'm not interested in doing that but curious whether thar information is correct. Thanks!
Candy, the parking enforcer, suggested we reach out. She was very helpful. My daughter recently moved into the 312 unit on Jefferson Street. My daughter & roommates were told (by their management company Brawley) that they could apply for a parking permit, but were then denied by the city. Is there any way that they can be issued parking permits in their zone? They do not have enough parking spots on the property to accommodate all people on the lease. We appreciate anything you can do to alleviate the parking concern. Thanks.
Not a parking permit question but i couldn't find the right rubric. On Lincoln looking south from around Davis but the photo could've been tsken anywhere along there. There is a solid white line on the freshly paved street to mark where cars can park. There is a much fainter white line further into the street. Is that going to marked somehow as a bicycle lane? Thanks!
Trucks parked blocking the path and sidewalk in row along sare rd. Doing fence work.
Trucks parked blocking the path and sidewalk in row along sare rd. Doing fence work.
Does the Parking Department limit how many parking passes in total are issued in a given area? Meaning, do they take into account the *actual* number of parking spots available on the streets? This is becoming an issue because of all the buildings that are going up that have either limited or no on-site parking, and the streets are already full of cars. Where is everybody going to park if there is no limit on the number of parking passes issued?
This car is regularly parked at the NE corner of 1st and Hawthorne. A Greeks #2 hang tag is visible; no Elm Heights residential pass.
This car is regularly parked at the NE corner of 1st and Hawthorne. A Greeks #2 hang tag is visible; no Elm Heights residential pass.