Abandoned silver and black PT Cruiser (parked for at least one year) has been inoperable and parked at 604 North Staats Drive. Accumulated grime and mold growing on vehicle surface are evidence of abandoned vehicle.
Abandoned older red/white Ford pickup truck, closest to garage, (parked for more than five years) and also newer white Ford pickup truck (parked for more than two years) have been inoperable and parked at 3616 East Post Road. Flat tires and moss and mold growing on truck surfaces are evidence of length of time they have been there.
Every weekend, students and visitors from nearby Atlas apartments are parking all over the streets of our neighborhood and blocking off access to drive on them by parking on both sides of the street, even where marked with No Parking signs, and nothing is being done about it. The alley that runs parallel to Breckenridge doesn't have parking signage of any sort, and now people are parking on both sides of this already narrow alley. The neighborhood needs to move to permit parking for the people who actually live here, and the residents need help learning what process we need to go through to make that happen.
At this address, they have a spotlight that’s shining right in our window, making it hard to sleep at night. It keeps popping on going through our window. If you could have somebody to look into this, I would appreciate it. Thank you.
Our neighborhood of Arlington Commons has become overrun by overflow traffic from the Atlas apartments. They take up the all of the street parking, leaving nowhere for actual residents that live on that street. They will often come through late at night with their music on very loud as well. Additionally, the roads are already narrow and the way they park make it difficult to get in an out of my driveway. I would like to request a parking permit for Arlington Commons neighborhood only- and for it to extend into the evenings and the weekend. I am especially concerned for when weather is bad as I foresee many accidents trying to get in and out of driveways with so many cars on the streets.
So I live on sixth Street and have a letter saying that we have to flip our post around and turn our fence around but why does the neighbors in the alley at 707 and 703 W. 7th St. don’t have to reply to the same rules as us. This is ridiculous because two neighbors can’t get along costing the whole neighborhood time and money. I would like to get this situation cleared up, but I think it’s only right if we have to move our fence and change it. They should also have to do the same thing.
Due to the fast and reckless driving from the students in our neighborhood from Atlas on 17th, I have almost been hit two times while walking. I am asking for speed bumps and road signs/speed limit signs to help with this issue.
The Atlas on 17th does not accommodate parking for all its residents. This has pushed their renters into pouring into our roads and alleys. We need help combating this situation. We do not have enough spaces to park and they are throwing trash and beer cans into our family community. Due to then driving in our area, I have almost been hit by a car two times this week. I did call and report to police. One car threw a beer can out the window and yelled 'woah!' On the second occasion. We need help.
Street parking is being occupied by visitors of nearby Atlas apartments, leaving none for people who live on the street itself. I would request permit parking only, with permits available for homeowners on Breckenridge. Also, the ally behind Breckenridge is being used for parking by the Atlas visitors as well, not leaving enough room for cars to safely drive past.
Residents living at Atlas on 17th are parking down our residential street out of convenience rather than where they have onsite permits for parking. Myself and other homeowners would like to request that our streets become residential permit regulated. We are reliant on the street parking in our neighborhood.