Okay, so I drove by there last night, and not only was the truck parked with two wheels on the sidewalk totally blocking passage, but it was connected to a trailer parked just the same way. That's about 20 feet of sidewalk blocked so that no one can pass. And, if that weren't enough. the truck was also blocking a fire hydrant. This was 6/27/2018.

This issue is going to need constant vigilance. The people living there have too many vehicles for the size of their lot, and, when no one is looking, they will park them anywhere they want, and any way they want - including on the sidewalk, blocking the sidewalk, blocking the fire hydrant, and any way except with regard for city code and the safety of neighbors who might want to use the sidewalk. But, I'm sure they're "nice" people.

These people are doing a much better job of parking, and not illegally blocking the sidewalk or the fire hydrant, but I am leaving this open anyway. I am leaving it open because it exemplifies what happens when the city is lax on code. It leads to a lack of respect for the code, people come to think they can do as they please, and, then, when people are eventually asked to follow code that has been in place for years anyway, people get upset. It's better to hold standards steady all along, and for everyone.

I have not seen any recent violations, but I am keeping this open because I have seen more and more people using the sidewalks nearby, and they need to know that those sidewalks will not be blocked by parked vehicles when they come by with their baby stroller.

I am not quite ready to give up on this one, but I am surprised that they have been doing a much better job of keeping the sidewalks open at this address and not parking on the curb.

I admit they are doing a much better job over there of keeping the walks clear, but someone still needs to keep an eye on them to be sure. Also, the railroad crossing guards are parking too close to the fire hydrant, and some are even parking ENTIRELY on the sidewalk. The railroad people pay no attention at all to Traffic Code. They will park wherever they want, whenever they want, even if they block traffic.

We are going to have to keep a constant eye on this location. The problem is ongoing, and especially aggravated by the location to the railroad tracks since the RTD employees seem to feel they are above the law, and do not have to respect it, or follow it. The RTD supervisors come, and park wherever they choose even that is facing the wrong way, on the sidewalk, or blocking a driveway. Heck, they don't even mind blocking the entire road completely, if they choose.

These people have actually been doing a better job with this, but they tend to go right back to it as soon as you turn your back. There is also the problem with the the railroad workers who are parked there to police the crossing gates. They park anywhere they please, and any which way they want, even supervisors. They will not hesitate to park facing the wrong way, park on the sidewalk, or park in the middle of the street.

I will admit they are doing much better, and I do appreciate both that their location makes things difficult for them, and it's not help that RTD has workers posted there, but I am still not ready to allow this to slide. As soon as people stop watching, they revert back to old behavior, and there are a lot of people who need to cross right at that point. It's the only street going over the railroad tracks for blocks! There are no other options. And, when they block the sidewalk, people, (including mothers with babies in strollers), are forced to go into the street to pass - there's no room on the sidewalk. We need to be very vigilant to make sure these people do their civic responsibility, and keep that sidewalk clear for pedestrians.

Recently, I have been pleased that residents at this location have shown an interest in complying with the law, but I am not yet ready to close this issue.

I will again admit they are doing a much better job over there, and things should ease up a bit with the opening of the G Line, but I am not ready to close this issue. People need access to the sidewalk, the fire department needs access to that fire hydrant, and these people need to do their part to help with that.

I was just by there yesterday driving down Garrison, and I have noticed a new problem developing. The residents at this house, (I presume, since the vehicle was parked in front of their house, but it could be railroad workers), and some residents down the street have decided that it is okay to park their vehicles half on the sidewalk, and half in the street, further blocking the sidewalk at different places along the East side of Garrison from the railroad tracks to 52nd.
The city needs to go over there, and talk to people to stop them from doing this.
Railroad workers are the worst! Yesterday, I was coming down Ridge Road and a railroad truck was parked on Ridge Road completely blocking half of the roadway, and in such a way that people coming from the North would not see it until it was too late. It is amazing that no accidents occurred.

I have seen marked improvement in cooperation at the above address, but I'm not yet ready to give up on this request.

I admit that I do see some improvement over there, but I am not convinced the problem is resolved. Besides, the railroad workers in the area have become the worst violators. They park on the sidewalk, in front of the fire hydrant, and even blocking the entire road. I have turned on Ridge Road from Garrison several times only to find RTD vehicles parked there in the middle of the road and completely blocking access to one lane.

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