600 E. First St. has a parking area off Henderson St. that fits two cars without encroaching on sidewalk. Current tenants are parking three cars, which results in sidewalk obstruction because they don't angle in enough. See photo. Please work with landlord to prevent this busy commuter sidewalk right of way from pinching down to just two or three feet.
?? Abandoned vehicle... this vehicle has not moved in months. Also seems too close to intersection, causes traffic flow issues.
The crew that has come in to work on the construction across from us have been incredibly disrespectful. They brought their three trucks in blacking our street and parking in our permit parking spots of my apartments as well as the apartments across from us. I then looked over to see that one of their men has come over to pee in the apartment parking lot when there is a Porta potty not even fifty feet away. This is such disgusting behavior, to pee right outside of someone’s home, come on. Attached is a screenshot of a video I have of him doing it.
Cars continue to park on the grass next to our garage.
We contacted Brawley Property Management to gives us permits for our side of the street and they've never given us out permits.
We contacted Brawley Property Management to gives us permits for our side of the street and they've never given us out permits.
We were told to contact the mayor about our ongoing parking permit situation. We never received our permits and want to know how we can get them because Brawley Property Management told us they would have them for us and never got them from you
Parked car blocking westbound traffic . It is here almost daily .
Parking on grass belonging to 527 N Grant
There has been an ongoing issue at The Element - The Mill Apartments, particularly in the area adjacent to the townhomes near S. Samuel Ln. Multiple vehicles have been consistently parking in the alleyway behind the townhomes, which not only blocks access to garages but also creates a significant inconvenience for residents. Additionally, vehicles are being parked along Ezekiel Drive, despite clear signage indicating that parking is not permitted in that area. It appears that the root of the issue may be insufficient parking availability for current tenants at The Element. However, this ongoing situation is causing mounting frustration for the townhome residents, who are directly impacted by these parking violations. We request that this matter be promptly addressed in coordination with Adam Village management to find a suitable and lasting resolution.