On Sep 23 Cook Medical hosted a car show and used all disabled parking spots cone them off for show cars to use. They directed peoples working within the facility with disabled permt parking to park in the very rear of the parking lot.
Abandon Buick SUV in Crestmont parking lot
These tenants moved out from Brenda Lane months ago but their cars that have flat tires are still parked on the street. There are 3 cars parked in a school lot at Templeton that are not staff or parents. They are parked here all the time.
This person parked in a handicap accessible parking space with no signage, hindering and accessible vehicle from parking. She locked up and walked away down Kirkwood. Just did not think it was right reported
A blue Toyota has been parked at this corner for 1-2 months and appears to be abandoned.
Catalent continues to block more and more parking on Strong Drive. Are they permitted to do so? Thanks, Roger Wilcox
523 Plymouth road just north on sidewalk. Inaccessible large gap between sidewalk pieces
No handicap accessible parking on 1200 block of W 12th St. Handicapped residents' spots taken by Boys and Girls Club clients. Please help!
This resident at 1351 W Allen Street continually uses the handicap parking spaces instead of their assigned space. They do not have a handicap parking permit. It's been over six months that this has continued; I've been in communication with our property manager, however there hasn't been much traction.
Hello, I'm a part-time employee (SPEA fellow) at the City, in the Dept. of Planning & Transportation, and I have a few concerns about the part-time parking spots at Showers. First, is the part-time spots are incredibly far away from the main entrance to City Hall, adjacent to the Showers Red lot (in fact, as far away as you can possibly get while still staying in the Showers parking lot). Now, this isn't a problem for an able-bodied person like myself, but I had a friend who worked as an intern for the Controller's office this summer who has knee problems, making this walk excruciating for him. So bad was it that he usually parked at a meter, for an entire four hour shift, which meant that he essentially had to pay $4 to come to work everyday. My other issue with the part-time parking spaces is the incredible lack of them: there are only 5. Very rarely are less than 5 part-time workers working at one time, so it's really a crap shoot when I come to work (MWF) as to whether I can actually find a space. Many times I've also had to park at a meter. And today (11/29) the PT employee parking signs that designate which spaces are available to PT employees were removed, so some employees at the business end of Showers were parked in what should be PT spots, so there were even less spaces available than usual. I understand wanting to encourage walking/biking and public transit, but this isn't feasible for everyone, because rent is astronomical near Showers, especially to PT workers who don't get paid very much. I live pretty far out, so walking/biking is pretty much impossible, and public transit is highly inconvenient. I just wish the City was a little more inclusive of its part-time workers (especially those with disabilities), and the fact that only 5 parking spaces are available to us (a 5 minute walk from the entrance to City Hall, no doubt) is really disappointing and, in fact, a little insulting. I hope, in the renovation of parking happening in the FT section of the lot, that the City will consider adding some more PT spaces.