Not a parking permit question but i couldn't find the right rubric. On Lincoln looking south from around Davis but the photo could've been tsken anywhere along there. There is a solid white line on the freshly paved street to mark where cars can park. There is a much fainter white line further into the street. Is that going to marked somehow as a bicycle lane? Thanks!
One Coleman camper trailer and one utility trailer parked on lawn next to driveway since beginning of last week.
New tenants are parking in the alley on the east side of this house. They might not realize this house has no driveway.
Red car parallel parking on lawn/street from about 5pm to 9am daily.
This neighbor has been parking on the sidewalk for the past two weeks. This is a family neighborhood where everyone uses the sidewalk, including many children and animals. It is not safe to force them to walk in the road. I also imagine it poses a driving hazard for those needing to back up on either side. School starts next week and the kids in the neighborhood will need the sidewalk to walk to the bus. I left a friendly note as I passed by, but she continues to do so.
Homeowner continues to park work truck in front of fire hydrant when not at work. Two vehicles park the wrong direction on the street.
Grey Toyota sedan parked in traffic
The people who live in this house constantly have several cars parked outside on the street. Sometimes they park on both sides of the road, making it nearly impassible. They also often park almost all the way up to the stop sign because there are no yellow lines or No Parking signs. It makes it very dangerous for cars pulling off of or onto Rogers.
Parked in the yellow zone no parking
Walking the sidewalk and handicap people cannot walk on the sidewalk or half team to go out in the street this keeps reoccurring and nothing's being done about it