I put in a uReport for a block street but I think that was a wrong category choice. That was #176656. Now I would like to know if people are able to buy permits for parking their plows on the street? Other: The person at this house has had two snow plows stored on the street since winter. The one plow is fairly wide and it is a hazard with the cars parked on the other side of the road.
The two plows are still in the street restricting the right-of-way space. This is in followup to previous report of #176775.
Car parked in lot in ADA space without ADA parking plates or placard.
Inoperable vehicles parked in street in front of this house and often parking in grass. Can a parking officer go assess this?
Parking in yard. Please ticket these repeat offenders.
Parking in grass all around alley between e 11th and e cottage grove. 311, 310, 314 e 11th and 307, 311, 315 e cottage grove Ave.
Parking all over the alley, grass, yards, etc. this is unimproved and causing a mess
Full time city vehicle parking in fleet lot taking up space from fleet vehicles. Additional construction vehicles are in whole parking lot, not one area.
Is the City no longer sending neighborhood permit renewal applications by mail or email? They will expire soon and when i went to the appropriate web page it looks like that has been operational since July 17, i.e., roughly a month before the old permits expire. That's plenty of time, but i would have appreciated a reminder. Thanks for taking this question, and perhaps referring it to the appropriate person.
Follow up on closed case #192588. Yes, I know when parking permits expire. I do not think a press release and a Facebook post qualify as adequate noticing. I understand the cost-saving of electronic messaging. Do you have special provision to contact non-tech savvy (often) elders directly? For years, ctizens have complained about the City's failure to communicate and be transparent. This approach to letting them know about complying with this important regulation isn't the best.