Can something be done about this? This end of Bradley street has been very populated lately and is forcing residents that pay to park here to park in the garage.

Thank you for your post an officer has been dispatched to investigate.

Thank you very much

This issue has been addressed. The vehicle in question has a valid zone 3 permit.

It's now over a week later and this car has still not moved.

I understand they have a valid zone 3 permit but how long does it take for a car with flat tire to be considered "abandoned?"

It can take a while for VALID reasons to replace a flat!! I had a flat tire twice in 7 days, same tire. I replaced it and ironically the new tire I put on had a valve stem that was broken which took another try in replacing it again after having it repaired. The point is my back was not up to the challenge of replacing it and I went 3 weeks before I did it. A flat tire is NOT an eye sore! Get over it. If I went on vacation I still would have not fixed it. I had a residential permit and the car was legally registered too and parked in front of my house on a corner that had about 5 spaces available.. If you are willing to introspect a little you are clearly coming off as narrow minded or neurotic or something else. Be more rationale in understanding the multiple extenuating circumstances possible in delaying repairing a flat tire. Sometimes it is financial.

Everything you said is valid, I agree. But can you also see where this issue could fall more under laziness, not financial reasons? I'm hoping you can see both sides as well. I've had a small car like this before and a new tire costs $100 max.

And sorry I don't think I come off of as "neurotic" or "narrow minded" if I pay to park on this street and I'm still forced to park in a garage because I can't find a spot.

This issue has been addressed.

Issue 3545231 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue.