Vehicle under the blue tarp is a Jeep in gray primer. It is missing parts and does not have a license plate. It has been in this location for several years. It is located at 1401 W. 6th Street which is owned by Robert Burks. (Related to Christopher Burks). Robert Burks has his son, Anthony Burks living in the house. Anthony has been accumulating items in the yard.
The red Chevy truck with the flat bed has been parked for over a year with a flat tire. It does not appear to be operable. Behind the truck is a boat trailer with scrap lumber and shingles piled on it. The property is at the south west corner of N. Adams Street and W. 7th Street. The property is owned by Dustin Sullivan, 2912 State Ferry Road, Solsberry, IN.
New tenants are parking in the alley.
In response to case #198944 - this property does not actually have a driveway, though there is a gravel area next to the house that can accommodate two small vehicles. (Side note: the out-building next to the house actually extends over the property line.) The gravel area east of the house is formally an alley that is indeed sometimes blocked by construction/maintenance/utility workers, but more often is regularly blocked by the tenants of this house themselves and their friends who park there and/or their trash containers, preventing others from using the alley.
New tenants have been parking in and blocking N/S alley that abuts east side of property.
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.
Hello, i am writing to get more information on parking permits for downtown employees. I currently work on Kirkwood ave. I and my co-workers currently park in a "3 hour free" parking alot behind out building we are very busy with clients during the day and do not always have time to run out to pay the parking lot. I personally average $20-$80 a week in parking tickets. I would much rather spend that money on a month/yearly parking pass. Is there any that are available? Thank you, -Tara Langley
Car & truck w/ trailer parked on Covenanter causing congestion & potentially dangerous situation
The street has been blocked for 42 hours.