I am a compassionate citizen. My child attends the facility and IS IN A wheelchair. Seems your comment would be better directed at the facility that seems to think they themselves are special. They don't seem compassionate enough to allow the people who pay them the same courtesy of convenient loading/unloading. And, no, it is not legal to to park in marked fire lanes.

I am a "compassionate citizen". I am a parent whose pays for this facility use AND MY CHILD IS IN A WHEELCHAIR. What you are clueless to, is that the facility believes they can illegally park and demand others who use their facility to not have the same benefit. It is illegal for all, but if they are going to break the law, they should not be "throwing stones".

P.S. As the concerned citizen that you are, I'm sure you'll be first in line to express your condolences for the children at the charter school next door, when fire rescue cannot get there.

I apologize if I have misunderstood the situation. From the initial report, I thought the spaces were intended for client drop-off/pick-up - not for sole use of the staff for long term parking. There must be some reason why the city has allowed the signs to be swapped out, so, hopefully, the city will reconsider the situation in favor of safety and the needs of the children. I have voted to fix this issue.

We have forwarded the details you have provided about parking signage at 850 3rd Ave S to the Neighborhood Transportation Department so that they may investigate and take any necessary action. Sincerely, Mayor's Action Center

Customer Support ha assegnato questo problema a Codes Compliance 6

Per Neighborhood Transportation/Parking, we have now forwarded this report to our Codes Compliance Assistance Department, and they will now inspect the location and follow-up with the business/property owners.

Update from the Codes Compliance Department: We will send an Investigator out .

Codes Compliance 6 ha assegnato questo problema a Codes Analyst 2

Update from Codes: the 'no parking/fire lane' signage for this location is correct and will be replaced, any contradictory signage will be removed.

Reports of parking in the fire lane should be made directly to the SPPD by calling 727-893-7780.