Corona PLUS

Dead raccoon

Bees in cable box near light pole. Near sidewalk where walkers with dogs or children frequently pass

Dead animal and right hand lane heading towards Magnolia

I observed a white PODS moving/storage container (branded ‘PODS Moving & Storage’ with phone 800-776-PODS) placed on the public street in front of a residential house.

It appears to be unattended and not in a driveway. From the photos attached (taken on September 15, 2025, around 5:45AM), it’s positioned near parked vehicles, a manhole cover, and trees, which may obstruct pedestrian access, emergency vehicles, or available parking in this neighborhood.

I believe this may violate City of Corona Municipal Code (e.g., Title 10 on traffic/parking regulations or Title 18 on encroachments), as portable storage units on public streets typically require a temporary right-of-way permit from Public Works or Code Compliance.

No permit notice is visible on the container or nearby. It’s unclear if it belongs to the adjacent homeowner or someone else, but it’s not a vehicle and seems to be used for storage rather than active loading/unloading.

This has been in place for at least 1-2 days that I’m aware of. Please investigate for permit compliance and have it removed if unauthorized to maintain street safety and parking availability.

Thank you for addressing this promptly.

This house is apparently doing some yard renovation and has decided to dump trash, plants, dirt, debris, and new materials haphazardly across nearly half of the street posing a significant hazard and area of blight to the community This has been ongoing and needs to be addressed immediately

Evidently these neighbors did not know who to call, this has been sitting here for almost 6 months now.

Flags/banners as company marketing material should not be allowed unless or until the City has the man power to control the permit expiration dates.

It would appear this unsightly banner for Suite B has outlived its date?