Weekday parking in Zone 4 has become nearly impossible since the recent ordinance change which combined Zones 4 & 5 AND the change to not allow zone 4 parkers to use empty metered spaces. Zone 4 is now filled with parkers from the Library and off-campus fraternity houses using visitor passes for their bros who drive in to park. HELP, Please.
There is a parking enforcement officer that has suddenly decided to start giving me tickets for parking at a gravel pull in on my property. I have been cited for an unapproved surface and neighborhood parking violation, I have called time after time again to no avail. My parking spot is clearly a part of my property, and has no signs for permit parking. I appealed to have the tickets revoked and I was denied with little to no information of why. I tried having parking enforcement and city planning coming to check out the parking spot and was told today(9/5/19) that someone would come down. NO ONE came. The officer giving me tickets is 303gr. I am outraged and will not be bullied into paying these tickets.
The two cars are parking with a yellow painted curb going to the stop sign. This is at 911 N. Illinois St. Bloomington, In. 47404 This is an ongoing issue. Parking is to be only on the left side. The curb is painted yellow.
Someone is parked in the yellow zone in front of the hydrant on the NE corner of Maple at West 7th.
This meter took 3 quarters without registering them - I had to move to the one next door.
This vehicle has a tarp over the smashed windshield and has been parked for 2 days on Pine Street north of Kirkwood. Abandoned?
Third time to report an abandoned vehicle behind 1602 W. 7th St. After I reported it the second time, someone came and told me it would be gone in a week. It's still there, a month later.
Two vehicles with expired plates are parked at 810 Callery Court in Tamarron. Both vehicles have not moved in hundreds of months.
The owner of this car has a private parking space on the 500 block of West Smith Avenue. (Not sure of the house number. Sorry.) As you can see, he is not within the lines. Smith Ave. is a narrow street and said 'outside the lines' parking makes it difficult for UPS/USPS, emergency, and construction vehicles to pass through easily. I've spoken to him "in-person" to politely remind him to not park in the middle of the street. Would a ticket with a fine attached get his attention? I hope so. He doesn't seem to be moved to change his parking behavior by kind yet direct words from a concerned neighbor.
We live on the street, and Bloomington recently put up permit parking