Complaint about tenants in a rental unit at 1036 S Mitchell (a small blue house) have repeatedly been parking in front of a fire hydrant for a long while, despite offers by the neighbors to show them other places to park.
Complaint about tenants in a rental unit at 1034 or 1036 S Mitchell (a small blue house) have repeatedly been parking in front of a fire hydrant for a long while, despite offers by the neighbors to show them other places to park.
Residents are parking their cars in the alley behind the house, blocking access to the alley.
There is a suburban and a trailer parked along the street & a huge snow pile that makes it hard to get down the street.
Ms. Flinn reported that the occupants of the house at this address are parking in the alley.
This property is directly south of a walking/biking path on City property. The tenants of 501 Park at the opening of the path. She spoke to the tenants and they said they have permission from the city. The path runs east- west (where Hunter skips a block)along the drainage ditch.
This property is directly south of a walking/biking path on City property. The tenants of 501 Park at the opening of the path. She spoke to the tenants and they said they have permission from the city. The path runs east- west (where Hunter skips a block)along the drainage ditch.
COntinually parking on the lawn. Ruts have deeloped in the yard. They pull in from the apartment building parking lot
tenants are parking on grass and driving across neighbors yard. (corner lot) complainant says this is possibly over occupied but Carol just did the cycle on this and says it is the tenant's girlfriends staying over. Mr Hanna says the best time to see problem is in early morning and after fresh snow.
Mrs Smith's daughter called and her parents live at this address. Both parents have health concerns. According to the Municipal code the West side of the street is no parking and is posted no parking.. The daughter states that cars park on both sides of the street making it impossible for anoyone to drive down the street. She is concerned that emergency personnel could not get to her parents if needed.