A lot of car, truck , blocking the alley for hours. We can not have access for our delivery stuff. Would you mind to put the sign, like, 15 min max to stop at alley, so they don't block the alley for 2 hours or sometimes 5 hours more. Thank you
On 200 S. Madison street, there is a red suv with no license plate that has been parked at the same meter spot for approximately the last month.It does appear to have parking tickets on the windshield.It’s parked at the first meter parking spot on 200 south Madison. If this goes to parking enforcement I would also like to request this area to get enforced more if possible. Thank you.
This sidewalk is often blocked but today it was so bad i had to walk in the street (I'm in the street in the attached photo). Some other parking situation needs to be figured out at the surplus store because there's absolutely no way someone with mobility issues could navigate that most of the time.
New tenants have been parking in and blocking N/S alley that abuts east side of property.
New tenants are parking in the alley.
I was wondering if there's consequences for vehicle who parked in alley everyday for more than 2 hours ( everyday ). This is so sad that they can blocked the alley for long hours everyday and nothing happened except hoping that they can understand by them self ( which is never happened)
Alley is being used as an extended-hour parking lot for multiple vehicles, particularly in the evening, making access difficult.
The street has been blocked for 42 hours.
A huge tree just fell across the street from my house (300 S Fairview). It's on the City's boulevard. No damage to houses or people that I can see. It is blocking the side walk only, not the street. Thank goodness it fell where it did and not onto the street or a house! I know Ladd Rentals owns 301 S Fairview. Jaclyn
I was an Uber driver sitting westbound on 10th Street waiting for a passenger to come out of the student housing building. I was there less than 7 minutes in my vehicle and I was issued and obstructing traffic citation. The appeal was denied. Moving forward, how does the city want to deal with working vehicles obstructing traffic? Specifically, when semis block an entire Lane on Dunn or Kirkwood to unload beverage and food supplies to the various bars and restaurants? What about FedEx or Amazon delivery trucks that upstruct Lanes as well? Plus countless other rideshare drivers. If this citation is to be upheld, please let me know how to report continuous road obstruction violations that I see numerous times a day as I drive around the city working.