Chapel Hill, NC PLUS

car parked on grass in front yard

This is a new one. Took up the entire no parking area by himself Blocking my sidewalk ..

A very long fence was installed yesterday or over this past weekend in front of these apartments, located in Chapel Hill's renowned Historic District. Was prior permission obtained from the Historic District Commission before this fence went up? No "Z" sign was posted in front of the property.

The town parking lot has several very deep potholes in a location where it's difficult to avoid them Could they be filled in please?,

Cars parked in front yard.

I was visiting a friend at the end of the street and can only say the parking on the street is extremely dangerous for drivers and pedestrians. There are blind curves, so as you navigate the single lane ( as the right lane is all parked cars ) it will only take 1 vehicle coming the opposite direction to cause a head on collision....thus opening the town to litigation as this is a known Hazzard! Pedestrians are also not safe....no sidewalks ! I urge town employees to drive to the end of this road...turn around, head out...at different times of the day...and not during school breaks to truly understand the issue. Id also wonder how a fire truck or ambulance is able to get to the end of this road, and then get turned around ?

Black Jetta with NY plates KUF-6600 parked all afternoon in front of 705 Edwards, both sides of street are labeled No Parking Zone. Maybe the brush covering the small signs makes them hard to see? There's almost always a car parked in front of 705 Edwards in the street.

While not officially marked as a handicap parking space, the intention of this parking space seems to be to promote disability/wheelchair accessibility on the paved MC greenway. On days that the parking lot gets full (like this afternoon), handicap accessibility is lost.

Same car parking in yard in front of same apartment again, w an empty lot next to it. Is there something one is supposed to do other than post these for something to be done?

disabled access blocked

When team sporting events occur in Homestead Park, participants often park in the No Parking zone on both sides of New Stateside Drive. This creates a dangerous situation where the street is effectively a 1-lane road and would be impassible to a school bus, fire truck, ambulance, or other large service vehicle.

Vehicles even block the fire hydrant there.

This illegal parking often occurs on weekends and after hours on weekdays. I have tried calling the phone number shown on the Town's website for parking enforcement, but am not able to contact a human at these off hours.

Can anything be done? Perhaps marking the pavement along each side with a cross-hatch, bike lane, or other more visual deterrent? Can enforcement personnel visit this site when team sport events are scheduled to ticket and/or tow offenders?