Question: is there a neighborhood regulation on the number of vehicles that can be parked on the street in front of a residence? Our neighbors have parked 3-4 cars, trucks, trailers and now a motor home on the street. It is a definite driving hazard at their address, 2008 Greenbriar Ln. If they are within their rights, then so be it.
On the west side of Fairview Street, just south of the house at 701 West Fourth Street, there is a Jeep Laredo (plate # IN 896BZL) that has been parked for a very long time in the same place, maybe a year. So long that the right front tire is nearly flat. The vehicle is also parked very inconveniently for any vehicle exiting the alley that runs from Jackson Street to Fairview. The sight lines are already bad, but the Jeep narrows the available street space to turn left or right from the alley. The street would be much safer if the vehicle was parked closer to Fourth Street, but with the flat tire it is also presently an inoperable vehicle. Any help getting the owner to move it to a safer place would be appreciated. Thank you.
Suv with Illinois plates keeps parking in the alley behind Parker Mgmt. It's almost every night and blocks the alley entirely for people who work in this area
Truck has parked in yard and blocking traffic on Wilson St
How much longer will this alley be blocked? It is a south exit for the parking lot and these cars are getting free parking downtown.
Retaining wall collapsing, several large stones in sidewalk. Area is dark at night. Dangerous trip hazard.
I understand that there are projects being done next to North Washington, but this is a residential street with people who live here and need to leave for class and other obligations. There are many times we cannot leave in time or the road is blocked due to an abundant amount of trucks And other work vehicles. This project has been going on for a long time. It’s blocking parking spots overnight and preventing us from leaving and coming back to our homes easily. It’s preventing our trash from being taken. There are many weeks where our trash never gets taken because of the blockage. there needs to be better solutions to this.
The snow pile I reported a few minutes ago is east of the B line on Dodds. I may have said west earlier. It was plowed out into the street by the self storage company. It may have melted some but it still blocks half a lane.
The self storage company on Doods just west of the B-Line plowed a large parking area right into Dodds street. They choked off the street with a giant snow pile. What is up with that? They should be ticketed and they should have to pay for the removal as well, so it won't be cheaper for them to just pay a ticket in the future than to do the right thing and contain their snow on their property.
People working at and patronizing this location have parking spaces that are right up against the road. Multiple times there have been cars parked in the smallest space with a quarter of the car still in the road. If blocking part of the road with a car isnt bad enough there have been more than a few times that the company blocks the road with their tow trucks either just sitting in the road blocking half a lane or parked sticking out of the gate blocking the road and any view to see around if its safe to go around. please address this issue before the business causes an accident.