There are three cars parked on Walnut near the corner of 17 and Walnut. They seemed to have been parked there overnight. Isn't there some ordinance to prevent someone from parking in the street? This is not designated as a parking area. Can't they be towed?
This truck has been here, seemingly abandoned, for over 2 weeks. The front-left suspension is broken. There is debris and leaking oil underneath the truck. It is facing the wrong direction for the side of the street it is on. It's a fair distance from the sidewalk, somewhat obstructing the street. It is partially blocking a driveway. The vehicle was issued a ticket last week. I'm including a photo of the license plate for identification purposes.
Same abandoned vehicle as report 182749. Truck has now been in place, broken down, for over 3 weeks. Truck continues to leak oil in place. Still partially blocking drivewave. Someone has removed the three citations the vehicle had received. Vehicle was said to be "towed within 3 days" on 2/7/2023.
Car parked, blocking sidewalk
There has been a large maroon SUV parked on the north side of the street for several months. It has not moved during that time, has flat tires and was apparently hit by another vehicle while parked as there is debris around the SUV.
Abandoned car at the corner of West Cottage Grove and North Monroe St has been there for over 8 months. Has junk tires stacked on top of it as well.
On the signs near the parking area outside the psychology building on N Cottage Grove Ave it says that parking needs to be payed until 6pm but on a few occasions I have accidentally left the meter running past 6 and am still charged for the parking after six (one example of this happening attached). Is there any way to get a reimbursement for the times this has happened? Or at the very least stop charging people after the 6pm time
This jeep repeatedly parks in bike lane.
Black Lexus just parked on the sidewalk... How selfish. (No parking sign right next to where I took the picture too)
A large white box truck taking up residential street parking. It appears this person is moving this truck around the neighborhood. I believe the owner is running a business out of this truck. He meets people and appears to sell parts and then he locks the truck and rides away on a bicycle. There is a solar panel on top of the truck and a power cord running in. The owner and 'customers' meet and climb in to the back of the truck through the cab and then leave after some time. I have seen this because he has parked by my house more than once. It is concerning because parking is so very limited in my neighborhood and this truck is taking up a valuable residential parking. I have noticed he moves the truck around the neighborhood every few days so he is aware of not parking it for very long to avoid receiving a citation. Thank you for your attention to this matter.