the rv gets moved into the driveway following a complaint and then in a few days is back on the street. blocks vision on cars especially at night. need a permanent fix to this problem.

This is an ongoing issue with this RV!
There are so many trailers, lawn service vehicles and an RV parked on our streets in Maximo that it’s becoming an obstacle course. We do not have sidewalks to walk on so there are people riding bikes, walking dogs and I’m concerned for their safety since the streets are narrow. It’s hard to see around these vehicles.

We have sent the information provided to the St. Petersburg Police Department to investigate. When it is on the street it is a Law Enforcement issue, so please contact them directly so they can respond when the violation is present. We will also forward it to Codes since it was reported to move to the driveway as well. Thanks, Mayor's Action Center

Update from the Codes Compliance Department: a case has been opened and is being investigated for this reported location. Any further updates or action will be handled by the Codes department. To track the status of this case, or to find contact information for the assigned investigator, click here:

https://actiononline.stpete.org/Click2GovCE/casesearch.html?caseYear=17&caseNumber=29892

or call 727-893-7373 and refer to the above case number.

Codes Compliance 6 assigned this issue to Rob G

Update from SPPD (posted on behalf of Assistant Chief Luke Williams):

Thank you for your e-mail, SeeClickFix #3910434, dated November 28, 2017, regarding the improper storage of a recreational vehicle in the right of way at 3991 50th Avenue South. The Mayor has asked that I respond to you directly in reference to this issue. Sergeant Chris Emmert assigned Officer Jill Harris to identify the cause of this problem. She met with the homeowner, Nita Laca, who advised she had already met with Codes Compliance several days prior, and had been informed of the violation and was educated on ordinance 26-150. She has since moved her recreational vehicles to a storage facility. Officer Harris also met with a neighbor who advised that the recreational vehicles had been posted for sale previously and he had not seen them in a while and the problem appeared solved. Officer Harris responded to the area on multiple occasions over the course of a week and did not view any recreational vehicles at the location. It appears the problem is resolved.

If you have any further issues with this residence or any other complaints, please feel free to contact Patrol Sergeant Chris Emmert at (727) 420-8955.

Thank you for bringing your concerns to the attention of the St. Petersburg Police Department.

Sincerely,

Luke C. Williams
Assistant Chief of Police
Uniform Services Bureau

The Codes investigation is still active at this location, please use the link above for that information.

The issue that you reported previously has been addressed by the City, and this open work order is now closed. Please feel free to submit future requests to us via SeeClickFix St. Pete, and thanks again!

It's been back in the driveway again. There should be a way to solve this issue through code enforcement.

The reopen has been acknowledged for Codes

This issue has been marked as a duplicate of issue 4059319.

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you will now receive updates regarding issue 4059319.