The ad states that the parking spot for rent is "off-street." Unless there's evidence that it's actually an on-street space, this isn't illegal.

The property owner was notified.

The property owner responded this morning to let us know they were unfamiliar with the zoning requirements which only allow paid parking at a property to be for an associated use at that property only unless permitted at a parking lot through the Department of Planning and Zoning.

The property owner reported they will not rent the space.

Thanks for fixing this issue!

Thanks for this quick fix but...

The street is posted private parking yet city trucks were doing the paving? How can this be? Can you please explain to the rest of us who pay BIG tax dollars.

Issue Acknowledged - Please contact our Office and ask to speak to the Engineering Dept

The street is posted for resident parking only. Resident parking is not the same as private parking.

This is a city street and the Engineering Department at DPW can explain when you call them.

I suggest that code enforcement verified official get out of the office and pay a visit to the north end of Fletcher place and read the signs...they aren't resident parking signs. They clearly state private parking. Not the same thing, as you say. So, I pose my question again. How can there be private parking on a street paved by the city?

Paul,

You are wrong to assume we don't leave the office. We know the street you are talking about and we have been there during the course the complaints you filed. The first statement you made was that the street was posted private parking. That was incorrect. It is posted resident parking. The north end of the street has a non-regulatory sign for private parking. This is not a city sign but you are right to say that at the extreme north end of the street the is one a private parking sign. The original acceptance of the street by the city only recognized the city street as a shorter distance from Colchester Avenue to the north end, as depicted on the attached photo with a red line. (approximately 1900)

If you have questions about the right of way for the street you can ask at the city attorney's office or contact the Department of Public Works.

This is not a violation.