Update from the Codes Compliance Department: There is currently a yard parking case being investigated for this reported location. Any further updates or action will be handled by the Codes department. To track the status of this case, or to find contact information for the assigned investigator, click here:

https://actiononline.stpete.org/Click2GovCE/casesearch.html?caseYear=17&caseNumber=1134

or call 727-893-7373 and refer to the above case number.

yup, resident is still rotating his 3 vehicle thru his front yard, 2 trucks and a boat, usually parks one up in his front yard while keeping 2 on the street.

house kind of reminds me of one of those junky used car lots where they'll sell anything with a motor.

no problem little bird, doubtful the city will act tho as most the time the resident parks in the yard is after business hours so when city is working and doing checks hes not in the yard so they just keep closing the case, seems alot thru the neighborhood all do the same, park in yards on off hours and mmove the vehicles during regular work hours.

what you going to do? kinda seems like people dont care much when you report a code violation and little is done,

asavage24:Sad when the neighbors think (or not) of nobody but themselves & mess things up for the folks around them. The City has only so many resources & only so many workers to do the job & if they don't see the violation... Schroedinger's Cat. It's possible the truck & boat, which as of last evening was parked in the street, in front of not only his house but also spanning 5 or 6 metres across the neighboring property frontage to the East. It has been there to the best of my recollection, since Monday. But its possible it wasn’t there because no codes inspector saw it.. There are several parts to the boat/car, street/yard parking frustration. If the boat is in the street it is the jurisdiction of the Police. If it’s in the yard it might be a code violation depending on where it’s stored. If the boat is in the street, Call the Police non-emergency line & report the boat. The rule for boats parked in the street is this: Boat may be parked in street in front of house/address where it's registered for 72 hours TOTAL in 30 days. You may get some resistance frm SPPD. Take pictures. Be firm, be persistent, that boat is a huge safety hazard! School is almost out. Kids in our neighborhood have no place to go & they are out riding their bikes playing in the street and that boat (I pass that address almost every day) obscures driver’s vision. A significant number of kids play on that street & because of that @ the intersection(43rd St. & 3rd) they put cones out to slow drivers!
#Probably you have done a case search by clicking on the link from the Mayors Action Center looked at all the inspectors comments & actions? This is all public info., everybody can read it & very few folks seem to know. Seems to me on at least 1 of those 'inspection' days, the boat was there, BUT MAYBE IT WAS . 2 different inspectors worked this case which further muddles things (not uncommon). The devil is in the details in the case reports; I have discovered 'night' inspections before dark, so keep track, take pix. don't give up.

its usually at dark or after city business hours the yard parking is usually happening, I remember when i first moved in to the neighborhood they hammered me over some ladders stored next to my shed neatly in backyard for months, was around 2 months i was getting warning letters from codes on a weekly basis, yet then i see the codes people take a very easy stance with others.

what they really need to do is after the 3rd or 4th report and violation they should start watching harder on future violations and go from a warning to an instant fine when caught

yeah i agree with you about it being a safety hazard as well for kids, drivers and more, sad that they have to put those cones out, people race down 43rd like its a drag strip even with that stretch of road being so bumpy is destructive to cars, hopefully nothing bad happens

The City of St Petersburg periodically reviews past reports that are made from citizens within our city limits, and in an effort to clean-up old issues that were resolved some time ago, we are marking as 'closed' those issues that were submitted in the past for which the work has been completed or the issue has otherwise been resolved.

If you think for any reason that the issue you submitted in the past might still be unresolved, please feel free to submit a new report with the SeeClickFix St. Pete website and we will make sure the issue is directed to the appropriate City department to be addressed as soon as possible.

Thank you - MAC