There is a no parking sign on the north bound side of Madison as you approach the stop sign at Dodds. A vehicle is regularly parked at the house on the southeast corner blocking over half of the north bound lane approaching the stop sign.
A white Dodge 1500 van with Indiana license plate # 736MDU has been parked on the south side of First Street in front of 324/322 E. 1st St. since May 29. It has not moved during that time period. At night and in early morning hours, we have seen a man getting in and out of the van.
Vehicles are parking in the bike lane in front of the Stageyard apartments.
Neighbors have a very old camper trailer that has been parked on the street in front of their house for approximately 3 weeks now. It disrupts the street flow at times and is an eye sore for the neighborhood.
There is a grey El Camino that parks in the drive for the motorcycle shop every day and 9 times out of 10, the rear end of the car and the attached trailer hitch overhang into the street making it difficult for cars to pass on Madison Street.
What about the other cars parked the same way? There’s no entailed rule within the property’s say so. My permit doesn’t exceed me out of any bounds to doing something incorrectly, I’ve been parking that way since the beginning of the year, why is it just now an issue? It’s because cops don’t go to that area unless they have to, it’s not a normal street you take unless you’re going into the Park on Morton property, proving my point of being within the property’s say so and my ticket being invalid. I’m just dialing to comprehend how I’ve faulted.
White truck parking right on my car making it next to impossible to leave. Guest parking area at Hazel Briar Court. I also have a picture of license plate: CG2595 This is not the first issue neighbors have had with this car
The complainant states that automobiles are blocking the sidewalk everyday, and have been doing so for 7 weeks. She says she has complained of this for 7 weeks.
A car with NY license plates has been parked in this driveway but completely blocking the sidewalk all winter. Tickets have been issued but no change. A new car was there today so the residence does not appear to be vacant, they just seem to be ignoring the citations. It is a steep and uneven area to walk in anyway and having to traverse around this car creates difficulty to anyone with a mobility challenge. Especially when the ground is wet and muddy.
Inoperable vehicles parked in street in front of this house and often parking in grass. Can a parking officer go assess this?