Huge boat has not moved - Saturday thru Monday. Code says front yard parking to only last 4 hours, now going on 3 days.

Update from the Codes Compliance Department: a case has been opened and is being investigated. Any further updates or action will be handled by the Codes department. To track the status of this case, click here: https://actiononline.stpete.org/Click2GovCE/DisplayCase.jsp?txtCaseYear=14&txtCaseNumber=00025795 or call 727-893-7373 and refer to case number 14-25795

Thank you - noticed the bright tag put on the boat's trailer. Two days later the boat was gone! Thank YOU!

HUGE boat is back, again, parked half on street & half on grass as of 10:30 am, 1/3/15 - 4 hour limit for front of house boat parking. 4 hours later, wondering what these lawbreakers are facing, time spent driving around block worth seeing jerk turning neighborhood into a slum getting a ticket.

Now a different boat is parked 1/2 on street, 1/2 in grass since FRIDAY morning that I noticed as I walked my dog by, today is Sunday and it is still there. Four hour limit for front of yard parking, YES? Have the codes changed without any website updates? I do not understand why this person has not been instructed what the code is for front of yard boat parking when they have a perfectly functional back yard?
Different boat? Perhaps there is a storage scam happening in plain site just to avoid dock fees by switching off boat parking between peoples houses.

Boat is back as of this morning - noticed as I walked my dogs past home today, 1/16/15. Boat will be there for days if owner follows his pattern & does not read this site. Boat parked half in road, half on grass. Why is this person allowed to store a boat on the city streets instead of in a marina where it belongs? Need I point out that parked half on grass is not a legally recognized parking area? Need proof to what codes I am referring to? (Original boat-parking complaint dates back to Dec 2014.)
Sec. 26-150. - Limitations on parking in residential areas—Domestic equipment.
No person shall park, allow to be parked, place, allow to be placed, store, or allow to be stored domestic equipment, as defined in chapter 16, within the right-of-way adjacent to either a residential use or a property in a residential district as defined in chapter 16. Except that domestic equipment may be parked, placed or stored on legally recognized parking areas with an approved surface for no more than four consecutive hours from 8:00 a.m. on Monday through 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, and anytime from 4:00 p.m. on Thursday until 8:00 a.m. on the following Monday. Each item of domestic equipment in violation of this section is a separate violation. This section does not apply to parking, placing, or storing domestic equipment on private property.
This code was written for boat owners to be allowed to clean their equip. This homeowner is a scofflaw & neighbors are tired of feeling like they live in a slum or industrial area. This is a residential neighborhood. If this city is low on funds to support city codes, time to start writing tickets that cost money! Deputize someone from the neighborhood to write tickets. (Not me, pls) Most citizens would agree that if you want to do whatever you want - move out of city limits. Society only works if it operates within an agreed upon set of rules.

Guess homeowners were able to elude the code compliance dept again. The homeowner left their boat parked in front yard, Fri am - Mon am last weekend. Guess I will let you know when I see it again. This situation is getting to be very predictable.

Maybe this will help - boat parked 1/2 in grass or "tree line" when they have a driveway.

Sec. 26-134. - Parking in or on tree line.
No person shall stop, stand or park a vehicle, ... in or on a tree line, which for this purpose shall be defined to mean that space between the property line and the curb or street or pavement edge, when any of the following conditions exist:

(6) Should the parked vehicle not be located wholly on a legally recognized parking area with an approved parking surface or on an approved and maintained permeable parking area (see chapter 16, parking enforcement).

Boat now parked in driveway for over 7 days. I thought the code specified certain days? Now that the boat is in the driveway, they are parking their cars on the grass. Sorry, is that a new report?

The boat is back as of today, parked mostly in the grass. Yard Parking - Do I need a new complaint?

Update from the Codes Compliance Department: case closed to compliance