open #215121
City Performance
201 E 1st ST
- Case Date:
- 10/20/2026
Blue Camry was parked on the street and left several days ago. Plate # EDV338
Blue Camry was parked on the street and left several days ago. Plate # EDV338
Brown truck is inoperable and never moves. Been left here for weeks. Plate # AA315D
Red truck never moves. Public street parking requires vehicles to be operable and most at least every 72 hours. Plate # TK881PBT
Red Saturn Vehicle Plate # AD336E never moves. Public street parking requires vehicles to be operable and moved at least every 72 hours.
My wife and I were out on a neighborhood walk on N Blue Ridge Dr. and had just crested the rise and were then on the descent when we noticed a small dark sedan accelerating very aggressively up the hill towards us. There is no sidewalk in this area, so we were walking northbound facing traffic on the edge of the road. The driver, a white male, with a full beard (brown or red hair) was not showing any effort to divert away from us. I raised both my arms and was waiving my hands to make sure he saw us. He continued accelerated up the hill going maybe 40 MPH passing way too close to us. I yelled at him at he flew by “SLOW. DOWN”! He paid no heed to us and abruptly turned left up East Blue Ridge Dr. hill. We continued down the hill and were walking along the sidewalk on Ramble Rd West when this same individual and vehicle came by at a high rate of speed and flipped us off with his left hand. Later in our walk I saw what appeared to be the same vehicle parked at the residence of 304 East Blue Ridge Dr. photo attached. This individual is a hazardous driver and there are way too many people that walk this neighborhood for him to be driving the way he does.
re: #214091, the phone is still ringing at all hours and clearly heard inside homes with windows and doors closed. Even during the day, this seems excessively loud, but esp after hours, why does the ring need to broadcast outside the premises?
I quote the city Ordinance 15.040.020 (Abandoned vehicle means): 2) A vehicle left on public property continuously without being moved for three days. The white sedan at 613 S Eastside Drive has not been moved for over 30 days. Plus has a license plate that expired in Nov. 2025. "Neighbors' dispute" or not, does that invalidate the City Ordinance?
I have filed numerous complaints. Neighbors are frustrated with this house. Using a residential neighborhood as a commercial site blocking people’s abilities to park in front of even their own houses due to the people he has coming in working on these vehicles or parking all up and down the street. All hours of the day and night getting deliveries blocking driveways for periods of time while doing pick ups or delivery. Now they’re painting vehicles outside on the street area that’s causing overspray which I’ve already caused an issue on my last car I had. They shouldn’t be spray painting anything outside with all these vehicles out here. The next complaint goes higher up whatever it is this has got to stop. They block roads with doors open all the time working on these vehicles, you can never get through or even go that way sometimes to get out of the neighborhood. It’s ridiculous. We shouldn’t have to go through this we all pay. Our mortgage is just like everyone else please rectify this situation. Neighbors have stated this guy has done this for years and no one has been able to stop him from doing it. It is a issue that needs to be addressed immediately.
This car has been parked in our lot for a month. License plate: 839CLY
This truck has been parked in front of the church for several months and has not moved.