Leaving an oversized vehicle and stacks of lumber blocking half of the street is unsafe for vehicles and pedestrians in this neighborhood. Lumber and steel are also blocking a sidewalk, but I was only able to attach one picture. There are vacant lots available to store construction materials which would not be a hazard to residents and visitors.
There is a man who always sits on the planter on this corner with a dog so that no one else can use them, I've never gone by there and not seen him. He's selling jewelry there, which is not allowed. Its unfair too the other homeless people that he alone is allowed to sell things on the street and block traffic and use of the bench. If this is the wrong subheading please forward to right person!
Resident called Planning and Transportation to report tree branches are down in the street. They moved them off to the side of the street, but will need to be picked up.
Construction and deliveries blocking parts of 14-13th streets and Dunn. In one instance a semi trailer was blocking Dunn and there was just one guy with no sign *kinda* directing traffic.
THIS HAS BEEN REPORTED BEFORE AND NOTHING HAS BEEN DONE> IS MARKED RESOLVED AND CLOSED BUT IS NOT. An unlicensed trailer on street. Blocks views; is dangerous to drivers and pedestrians.
Dead tree limb broke off and is now lying in roadway
The road is almost completely inaccessible in front of the big apartment building here because cars are lining both sides of the street, even though there is only parking on one side of the street. Probably move in day in the building or something, but no excuse for lax parking rules. There was also a huge brown RV parked idling on the sidewalk, spewing fumes everywhere - and since someone kept the front door open, I'd imagine the whole building reeks of fumes, the entire street outside certainly does. I had to turn in the alleyway here to get around this street because I couldn't fit my car through the double parked cars. [Note: this was approx 20 mins ago, but I'd imagine the cars at least are still there.] Thanks for quick response, Roger
Vehicles parked on street blocking view for residents on the street trying to back out of driveways
12th St. Between Indiana Ave. and Walnut St. is a two-way street, but two cars can't safely drive on the street at the same time because the street isn't wide enough to accommodate two lanes of traffic and street parking. Often you have to pull over to let people through because the street isn't wide enough, and I've almost lost a mirror because someone was too close several times.
Person parked in the middle of the street- needs towed or ticketed (no permit, blocking the street)