An abandoned car has been parked in a no-parking zone across the street from me for one week. It is disrupting traffic flow especially of school busses and other large vehicles that transverse 7th st. I have reported the car several times to the parking department. location is across from 707 W. 7th St on the north side of the street.
This individual regularly parks over the sidewalk with one car, and the wrong way with the other car (both pictured). Additionally, only 1 individual lives in this house, but he has 5 cars. His property is also not kept up at all, regularly storing large appliances on his front porch (like washers and dryers) failing to repair gutters and siding, and allowing excessive overgrowth in his front yard. He brings the home values of the whole street down with his neglect.
323 Sheffield. Black truck on grass for several weeks now
The parking meter in front of the Poplars building on East 7th Street is out of service 7thE408-B.
Green GMC Sierra no license plate has been sitting in same spot for few months. Pretty sure it’s abandoned.
A car has been abandoned across the way from my front door. It’s been sitting theirs since Monday and it has no plates and no one has been by to move it. It’s taking up parking for other residents and my self. Any possible way we can get this towed away? I have five kids and is kinda of a nuisance to have to park down the block and take a extra walking distance to get the safely to our door!
Disabled car been there for days
Reported several times but white Rubicon van remains parked in grass at 302 Park Ridge. Can't see follow up comments anymore in reports. Did something change? Also trailer now in front yard of 300 Park Ridge.
Driveway contains RV that has not moved in 3 years.
I walked by a city parking enforcement official this afternoon, idling in his vehicle while socializing with a second man leaning into the open driver's side window to converse with the parking official while his own vehicle idled across the street. Neither man was wearing a mask despite their proximity. The official was driving Parking Enforcement vehicle number 250, and this was at about 1:25 PM on Hawthorne, just north of Hunter near campus. It would be good if city employees could be encouraged to take pandemic precautions more seriously, particularly when on the job, to prevent unnecessary danger to the community and other city personnel during this dire point in the crisis.