There is a car parked in the street without a license plate and a flat tire. This car has been there for days, appears to be abandoned and doesn’t belong to any nearby neighbors that I am aware of.
There is 2 hour parking in front of our store M-F 8am-5pm and we continue to have cars parked for days at a time and I have no where for my customers. Please patrol the area.
People parked in front of the store for long periods of time
Semi truck parked in 7-line in front of the health department seemed to think he was doing me a favor by only blocking one lane. He said he would be there a while if you want to go tell him what he was supposed to have done. In any event I think some more flexi-posts on that stretch are warranted. Thanks!
Disabled car been there for days
This motorhome has been parked in this spot for the last 3 weeks. It is parked 10 feet in front of a No Parking sign and is blocking part of the street. Two cars cannot pass each other in this area.
This RV that was blocking the street for 3 weeks prior to June 30 is back again parked in the same spot, which is directly by a "No Parking Sign"
Residents at 203, keep parking in the alleyway behind our house and block our exit from our parking situation.
Not a huge deal but my neighbors park in the yard off the alley in the grass making it hard to use the alley which gets used a lot...they have designated parking behind their house but don’t use it...
1. Parking meter is comparable to every other parking meter in town. 2. Meter is clearly configured and marked to accept coins: coin slot, label stating “COINS” with an arrow plus a notice “INSERT VALID COINS ONLY” 3. Despite the clear labeling and configuration of the meter to accept coins, alternating digital display actually reveals “CARDS ONLY” 4. Someone using the meter puts money in, only to get nothing for it, and THEN discover that despite the labeling, this particular meter (unlike hundred of others like it all over town) DOES NOT ACCEPT COINS. 5. Not accepting cash is an equity issue. Not everyone carries a credit card around. 6. There is no reason to make this so utterly confusing. This problem of misleading labels on the meter about accepting coins but not actually delivering paid time to park seems to be either a scam, incompetence, or laziness.