Truck continues Parking on street… you’ve closed this again with no citation because there’s not a no parking sign?! On an active two lane street? That makes no sense. It’s a street. Not a parking spot. There is no street parking in this neighborhood. Never has been. We will let other HOAs no that per parking services we can park on any street as long as a sign isn’t erected. Just nonsense.
Abandoned vehicle by definition of BMC 15.04.020. Car has been inoperable since the spring of 2015. Multiple complaints have been filed. No officers have cited tenants to require car to be moved. White Nissan parked on road.
Bushes growing into street on curve, causing visibility issues and narrowing street
blocked sidewalk
Brian Kleber, 2455 E. Rogers Road, contacted Ron Walker regarding a pile of grass clipping and brush in the street plot next to 2508 Populars Court. Can you have a member of your staff investigate to determine if this is an encroachment issue or a HAND-tiltle 6 issue.
Restaurant taking deliveries that make it impossible to pass legally traveling on Washington. I took it to be Da Vinci's pizza. Serious question, not being glib: does BPD enforce parking regulations when violated by delivery vehicles? Because I see it multiple times on any trip around town on a weekday morning.
Bike lane illegally blocked on Washington between 3rd and 4th. If only there were a police station nearby!
Rideshare drivers (Uber, Lyft, etc) regularly stop and park in the middle of the bike lane at this location while they load up passengers from the nearby rental units. Last evening, I explained to one of them that it was not a place to park, but she just smiled, cackled, and drove off. Is this even a violation, or can they just stop anywhere they please for as long as they like? If it is a violation, and since it's so close to the police station, it seems like there could easily be an officer out there handing out tickets to teach them a lesson. Maybe they eventually will get the message that they don't own the roads.
On Saturday 17 May at 7:11pm, there was a vehicle parked right in the street without lights flashing and with no occupant - supposition is that it was a delivery person who thinks the rules don't apply to them. This is a *very* common occurrence at this particular location. Seems like with the police station so close, delivery drivers would hesitate to block streets like they do. Is it possible to talk to the management of the establishment about this? Or could there be an officer stationed there once in a while handing out tickets? I imagine you could make a lot of money for your office slush fund, and just doing it a few times might result in a long-term fix.
Manhole cover dislodged and in the street. Utility access hole uncovered in North bound lane of South Walnut St.