Broke down car that's got expired plates of 2023 on it it's a core Chrysler half the front of the car is in the middle of 8th Street in the right of way another couple other people have ratched out to the city about the car
There are multiple vehicles in the Willowbrook Apartments that have not moved since 2018: Silver/Gray Ford Focus SE. Plate # 856KDA 02-14-18 Green Jeep 4 door. Plate #973NKA 01-31-19 Green Honda Accord. No plate.
Silver Honda Civic Coupe was a resident of 815 N College Ave last year and has left his vehicle abandoned on the street (he no longer lives here). Location: 800 block of N College Ave, west side of street between entrance and exit to 815 N College Apt Building. This car has expired California Plates and has not moved in over 6 months. Please remove this vehicle if possible due to very limited parking in the area.
two cars torn apart for a long time. May be on the City Right-of-Way
2 abandoned vehicles parked on the curb directly in front of the Scholars Inn Bed & Breakfast on College Ave. One is a tan/gold minivan, the other is parked directly in front of the van. Both have been there for at least a month.
Line of Sight Issue at 5th & Jefferson SE corner at the two way stop
SE corner of 5th & Jefferson. Vines on fence are obstructing sight.
Abandoned vehicle at 1211 S. Walnut.
Subaru has been parked in same spot in 200 block of North Maple street for more than a week without being moved. Tire is going flat. Owner does not live on Maple street, but parks second car there in order to avoid purchasing proper parking permit for residential zone where they live (700 block of west Sixth st). Maple needs to be included in residential permit zone as it is the first street with no parking restrictions west of downtown. As a result, it is a catch-all for anyone living on or visiting adjoining blocks to the east adding congestion and difficulty of residents parking in front of their house.
Subaru has been parked in same spot in 200 block of North Maple street for more than a week without being moved. Tire is going flat. Owner does not live on Maple street, but parks second car there in order to avoid purchasing proper parking permit for residential zone where they live (700 block of west Sixth st). Maple needs to be included in residential permit zone as it is the first street with no parking restrictions west of downtown. As a result, it is a catch-all for anyone living on or visiting adjoining blocks to the east adding congestion and difficulty of residents parking in front of their house.