Code
Enforcement,
The tan SUV with TX plates
has been illegally
parked/stored/unmoved/abandoned next to
Sundance Park on Sycamore Street for 8 days
in a row now. Favoritism.
This tan SUV with TX
plates has been
illegally parked/abandoned/unmoved/stored
next to Sundance Park on Sycamore Street,
when the blue car with the TX plates was
finally removed after being
stored/unmoved/parked/abandoned for all of
July, 2013 and part of August, 2013.
Code Enforcement got the
blue car to leave the area, but not the tan
SUV. Why? The photos show that
this vehicle needed to be tagged, too, and
moved.
So, it forces me to write
another e-mail complaining about how Code
Enforcement does not do its job, even though
they are paid to do it.
This tan SUV
that is in these pics can be parked at the
owner's house right next door with a 2 car
garage, 2 car driveway, and 2 personal
vehicle parking spaces in front of their
house. That is where this car
belongs, per home owner parking spaces
allowed in our City. These are new
neighbors to our neighborhood. They
do not know our parking laws.
Here is a link to
the photos for proof showing the tan
SUV illegally
parked/stored/abandoned/unmoved next to
Sundance Park on Sycamore Street for 8 days
in a row now.
I live next to
Sundance Park. I don't
store/abandon/park/unmove my car next to
Sundance Park.
Other neighbors live
directly across the street from Sundance
Park. They don't
store/abandon/park/unmove their vehicles
next to Sundance Park.
I am sure this tan
SUV with the TX plates will be informed
of our parking laws, so the owners can keep
it on their own property immediately.
While you are at it, you
might inform the tan SUV illegally
parked/stored/abandoned/unmoved on Hoover
next to the park near Louisville Elementary
across from Lois for months on end now, that
they have their vehicle illegally
parked/stored/abandoned/unmoved.
I know for a fact that Code
Enforcement can stop and talk to anybody
about parking laws without a complaint being
filed.
But I am finally filing a
complaint about that tan SUV today on
Hoover. It is on a bend in the road
where one cannot see the vehicle until one
is on top of it.
Here is a link to the photos
for proof, I took periodically, showing the
tan SUV illegally
parked/stored/abandoned/unmoved on Hoover
Street, since April, 2013.
Sincerely,
Bev Beaufait
388 W. Elm St.
P.S.
Chapter 17.20 OFF-STREET
PARKING AND LOADING [1]
Sec.
17.20.160. Motor
vehicle parking limitations.
B.
On residential lots, no
more than two motor vehicles may
be parked on any area of the lot
other than within a fully enclosed
structure or on the paved driveway
which is intended for parking or
access to the garage or carport. A
motor vehicle which is parked or
stored on an improved surface
adjacent to a paved driveway, or
in a rear yard, a side yard, or a
side yard adjacent to the street
shall be counted towards the limit
of two such vehicles. No more than
one such motor vehicle may be an
inoperable vehicle as defined in
section 8.16.040.D.1 of this Code.
Sec. 17.20.100. - Parking spaces not to be used for
storage or advertising. Required parking spaces
shall be available for the parking of
operable passenger automobiles of
residents, customers, patrons, and
employees only, and shall not be used
for the storage of vehicles or materials
or for the parking of
trucks used in conducting the business
or use, or for the purpose of
advertising.(Code 1977, § 17.20.100; Ord.
No. 715-1981, § 15)
This
is from our Ethics Code
"Open Government & Ethics Pamphlet
2013
Other Ethics Rules of Interest
Page 7
It also prohibits acts of
advantage or favoritism and, in that regard,
prohibits special considerations, use of
employee time for personal or private
reasons, and use of City vehicles or
equipment, except in same manner as
available to any other person (or in manner
that will substantially benefit City)."
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