Immediately following the installation of the new "NO PARKING" signs, vehicles are still parked in the road and directly in front of the signs. Vehicles that were not there when the signs were installed are now there and blocking safe passage on the road.
Regarding ticket #214527, you're saying this driver needs a sign to tell them not to double park in other cars that are parked in the right-or-way and close off the lane? Do I have that right? Am I free to park like this anywhere there isn't a sign explicitly forbidding it? It will make trips downtown much more efficient. This photo isn't from today, but this is the same position that the same car was in this morning. They park there all weekend most weekends.
This morning. Crosswalk clearly in view, car clearly parked sideways across the shoulder and into the street.
Car strangling the lane to less than 10'. Parking Enforcement has told us 12' is the minimum.
Needle in trades garage. Been here for days. Please clean up and cease such activities in the public garage.
I know when staff comes out to check out this parking complaint this car will no longer be here. Today is Saturday, and I'm pretty sure your department doesn't check on tickets on the weekend. This is extremely dangerous! I almost hit this vehicle turning off Henderson on to Wylie. Because I know the rules of the road, I know if I had hit this parked vehicle, I would be my fault. That seems ridiculous. Apparently the people in this house do not know the rules of the road as there have been multiple complaints about this section of road in the past few weeks. This exact car was in the spot and reported last weekend. Could you please, please consider putting up signage that states "No parking allowed"? I ask this in the interest of the safety of all of us who live in this neighborhood and regularly take this turn onto Wylie. Thank you.
They are not allowing people to park on the street where it is free street parking. They are trying to force people to pay to park in their yard.
Green car is parked withing 20' of crosswalk. White car may be also. Both cars are crowding the intersection.
I respectfully request a dismissal of citation #26204900517. I paid for 1 hour and 10 minutes of parking at 11:48 AM. My paid time was valid until 12:58 PM. However, the citation was issued at 11:56 AM, only eight minutes after I arrived and well before my paid time expired. This clearly indicates that the meter did not register the coins correctly. I kindly request verification of the meter’s transaction records for space 609B, as well as any available camera footage for that area, which will confirm that I paid for my parking time. I also have a disability parking placard. Although Bloomington requires payment at metered spaces, I always pay to comply with the rules. In this case, I paid correctly and still received a citation while my paid time was active. For these reasons, I respectfully request that this citation be reviewed and Thank you for your attention.
Tent setup in street for covered parking