This is not an enforcement issue, it is a question and request about street signage.

Also, in the email I received from this 'Mayor's Center' it says the "This issue that was reported previously has been addressed". Please respond with the ticket # under which is previously reported and addressed.

Acknowledged

Example of above condition, 2018-09-28.

More cars illegally parked last night illustrating the above issue.

Example of above condition, 2018-10-05.

Law enforcement issues (illegal parking or other illegal activities, noise ordinance violations, etc.) need to be reported directly to the St. Petersburg Police Department by calling 727-893-7780 (for non-emergencies) or 911 (for emergencies.)

This is not an enforcement issue, it is a question and request about street signage.

Four more cars tonight illegally parked due to the above condition. All are blocking local resident's cars with larger trailers from turning southbound out of the alley.

Another car parked illegally tonight, 10-09-18, and blocking traffic due to above condition.

Another car parked illegally last night, 10-15-18, and blocking traffic due to above condition.

Three more cars parked illegally tonight and blocking traffic due to above condition. 08-16-18

More cars parked illegally tonight and blocking traffic due to above condition. 08-22-18.

More cars parked illegally tonight and blocking traffic due to above condition. 08-23-18.

More cars parked illegally tonight and blocking traffic due to above condition. 08-24-18.

Car parked illegally tonight and blocking traffic due to above condition. 08-25-18.

Car parked illegally tonight and blocking traffic due to above condition. 08-29-18.

Update from Neighborhood Transportation: Thank you for your comments on this post. The 'No Parking to Corner' (not curb) signs on this section of 7th St N refer to the part of the roadway between them and the corners to the north, at 30th Ave, due to the landscaped median in the middle of the roadway.

There is no prohibition on parking to the south, toward 29th Ave, on either side of the street as long as alley/driveway access is maintained. The parked vehicles in the photos posted here are parked legally.

Additionally, at 28 feet wide this roadway would not be considered for 'No Parking This Side' signage - this street is wide enough to allow traffic flow in addition to the legal curbside parking.

1) All the rest of the 7th N heading south to 22nd Ave is 'no parking' on the west side. Why is this little section above exempt?

2) I have been denied a permit to build a front driveway onto 30th Ave N, so the alley here is my only means of access to my property. How do I turn out of the alley onto 7th St N here when towing a trailer if cars are choking off adequate turning radius into and out of this alley?

3) Following on two above, at a minimum then you need to expand the 'no parking' signs around the alley to allow safe and adequate clearance for vehicles turning in and out of the alley.

Thank you for reporting this issue to us via SeeClickFix St. Pete. We have forwarded the details you have provided to the Neighborhood Transportation Department so that they may investigate and take any necessary action. Sincerely, Mayor's Action Center

Work Order issued to replace missing No Parking this Side of Street signs on the west side of 7th Street between 22nd and 30th Avenues N.