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Cars are being parked on the median grass on Hamlin Blvd in front of the Imperial Apartments. These medians are being maintained by the Imperial Point subdivision. We take care of sprinklers, mowing, edging and tree trimming. The cars parked there are from the Imperial Apartments located on the west side of Hamilin Blvd. I have contarted the Pinellas County Sheriffs Office and they referred me to this website. They said the could not do anything unless signs were put up informing people to keep their vehicles off the medians. There is also a boat on a trailer without a license tag parked at Hamlin and Yatch Club. Why should our homeowners association pay to maintain this property only to have lazy people destroy the grounds with their vehicles. Please help. I have also contacted our homeowners association.

93rd ave and 143rd st is closed. There is no construction listed on Pinellas Country web site. There are blue and green flags along the county right of way between Commodore Dr and Hamlin Blvd. Please advise what this project is? Residents are hoping it's not a road extension!

People living in the townhouses are parking their vehicles on both sides of the road instead of parking in their own parking lot making it difficult for anyone especially an emergency vehicle to pass through. There has been a motor home parked on the road for the past year that has not been moved along with a boat and trailer. This has been an ongoing issue in the neighborhood and Pinellas County needs to enact an ordinance to eliminate the problem on the roadway or have the vehicles park on one side of the road only.

It started with a couple of large piles of cut trees/limbs and now there is what looks like carpeting being dumped there. On the edge of the road, north end of parking lot and now on the trail, where people walk and bike.

The sidewalks adjacent to this property on Commodore Drive and the Hamlin Blvd right of way, are heaving to the point where people can easily trip.

1. We were told that a company would be coming in to cut the grass and take care of downed trees on the golf course due to Irma last year (present hazards if another one come through) hasn't happened 2. The problem of the flooding on the top nine has resolved on the top half unfortunately the drainage was not carried all the way through and the houses by the parking lot are continually flooded with heavy rains because the of high grass and not large enough piping. 3. There is an on going problem of people dumping their renovation stuff and trees off their properties. On top of it there has been an RV sitting in the parking lot for a few weeks now. This for me is the greatest of the security issues. We have had a peeping tom on several occasions (these have been reported to the police two or three times) and some uncomfortable situations with a car when my kids have walked the dog. Can we get this green space turned into a county park with gates like Walsingham or Bonner park? It would provide a great place for residence to exercise have picnics with family and even an indoor play ground for the local kids. Individuals seem to think that because it's closed down they have a right to drive their cars on the property in the middle of the night. It comes right down to the security of the residence and their property. I would love to upload more pictures.

Property is abandoned and unkept. Grass, mosquitoes, critters, downed trees from last year's storm.

There is both a large RV and a large boat parked on marina way. The boat is on a trailer and has not moved in weeks. The tires are going flat. Both vehicles are causing issues with residential parking and driving.

There is a Pinellas County bus stop in front of my house. Almost every time the bus stops someone passes the bus in a no passing zone and it is also a blind curve heading south. I have called the police several times to make a report but still the traffic still passes the bus.

There is a handicapped (sight impaired) couple that use the bus stop along with an elderly gentleman that takes his bicycle off of the bus and the traffic passes indiscriminately.

This also is a speeding area heading north. They have done speed trials and I was told that the average speed is 43 mph which is within "acceptable limits." The speed limit is 35 mph. It's not acceptable when you are trying to cross the street. It's not acceptable when the nearest crosswalk is about 150 yards south. There is no speed limit sign along this stretch of road.

I have lived at this address for 5 years and it has become progressively worse. I realized that we live in unincorporated Seminole but that doesn't mean that people can speed uncontrollably on our street. Who can I petition to get speed limit signs posted and enforced? What about a no passing sign?

Help!!!

This trailer and motorcycle parked on Marina Way, is owned by a seasonal resident of Harbor Greens Condominiums. He had them parked on the former Baypointe Golf Course parking lot, until he was recently advised by the sheriff’s office that he could not park there anymore. He was directed to park them on Marina Way by a sheriff deputy. Marina Way only permits parking on one side of the street, further limiting available parking for residents of Marina Way. This street has been used for storing RV’s, boats and now trailers and motorcycles of people who live elsewhere. Common sense and common courtesy should prevail. Perhaps the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office could help out this community with this? Is there such a thing as “permit parking” available on limited space streets? As tax payers we are asking for some help.