Parking Enforcement Inilagay sa Artsibo

1800 Block Of Newton St Nw Washington, DC • Ipakita sa Mapa Itago ang Mapa

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Maria Herrmann (Panauhin)

ID ng Isyu:

40223

Submitted To:

Komunidad

Kategorya:

Wala

Tiningnan:

6840 beses

Lugar:

Mount Pleasant

Inireport:

noong 02/06/2010

Deskripsyon

employees of the Stoddard Nursing routinely secure 2week visitor passes illegally from MPD in order to park for free, without fear of ticketing on this zoned block:

1) white mini van - VA plates, KJF4308, has had the largest number of 2-wk visitor passes (for at least 8 months) and parks each day.

2) Sedan, 4 door, Maryland plate - 25994C - and displays STODDARD TAG 0071

3) late model large sedan, light brown, DC plate BF9058 - also bears a pink Stoddard visitor tag.

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4 Komentos

Jennifer Hunter (Panauhin)

I live right around the corner from here, on Ingleside Terrace, and I have to say that nursing home employees parking on the street does not bother me. I only signed the petition to have our block "zoned" because I understood that Stoddard and Bancroft employees would be able to buy parking passes at a low cost (a proposed program that I guess is now not going to happen). These blocks are fairly far from the metro, and I do not begrude teachers and nurses who probably can't afford to live in the District being able to park on the street while they're at work when most residents are not home anyway.

03/06/2010 · Hudyatan Hinudyatan
Adriana (Rehistradong User)

I disagree with previous poster. We all have hardships, and all laws and regulations should be applied equally.

08/07/2015 · Hudyatan Hinudyatan
abuelojack (Rehistradong User)

The plan, in 2009, was to allow employees of Stoddard and Bancroft to purchase daytime-only parking passes. Those passes would be valid only on low-occupancy blocks (such as mine), and would not have been valid on Newton, to avoid the congregation of these daytime-only cars on certain streets. The plan came very close to fruition -- note the "1DD" RPP signs around the neighborhood.
Unfortunately, some residents protested their curbside parking being "sold" to commuters, and Bancroft staff in particular complained vehemently about having to pay for these passes. Given opposition not only from residents but from the intended beneficiaries of the plan, CM Graham dropped his support, and DDOT abandoned the plan.
Had that plan gone forward, Stoddard employees could have purchased these passes (the proceeds to be used for the benefit of the neighborhood), and parked here on my block, a few blocks away from the Home.

18/05/2018 · Hudyatan Hinudyatan
Isinara jonesmd (Rehistradong User)

This original comment is over 8 years old. Close it already.

24/01/2019 · Hudyatan Hinudyatan

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