I was looking at garage parking permits and it said 67 for non reserved paring for 24 hours 7 days a week. I was wondering if this is an annual pass or do I pay weekly? Also does this apply to the parking garage on morton between 6th and 7th thank you
Need Visitor Parking Permit. Lost it 4 months ago. Is there a way i can get a new one? Thanks, Ashish
I would like to purchase a parking permit for 4th street garage, but am from out of the state and wouldn't be able to come buy it in person. Can i reserve a spot until i get to school in august or can i buy one from home some way?
I would like to purchase a parking permit for 4th street garage, but am from out of the state and wouldn't be able to come buy it in person. Can i reserve a spot until i get to school in august or can i buy one from home some way?
I need a parking permit for Madison Street between 4th& Kirkwood. Mover arriving Sunday January 5, 2013 to move my car, furniture and other boxes from Apt 100 at 314 W. Fourth Street, Bloomington, IN.
I need a parking permit for Madison Street between 4th& Kirkwood. Mover arriving Sunday January 5, 2013 to move my car, furniture and other boxes from Apt 100 at 314 W. Fourth Street, Bloomington, IN.
I couldn't find a parking meter heading, so I chose parking permits. Please forwar to the appropriate department. On two separate occasions, I have put quarters in the parking meter totaling $1.50. Meters #76105 and #7621. On each occasion, the meter did not increase my paid time. I had to pay with a credit card which adds an additional fee and makes me pay at least $1. This is frustrating.
Stryker towing parking in row and tree plot. Please come ticket them. Looks bad.
Is the City no longer sending neighborhood permit renewal applications by mail or email? They will expire soon and when i went to the appropriate web page it looks like that has been operational since July 17, i.e., roughly a month before the old permits expire. That's plenty of time, but i would have appreciated a reminder. Thanks for taking this question, and perhaps referring it to the appropriate person.
Follow up on closed case #192588. Yes, I know when parking permits expire. I do not think a press release and a Facebook post qualify as adequate noticing. I understand the cost-saving of electronic messaging. Do you have special provision to contact non-tech savvy (often) elders directly? For years, ctizens have complained about the City's failure to communicate and be transparent. This approach to letting them know about complying with this important regulation isn't the best.