Creating a no parking zone at this intersection requires city council approval, and the request has to come from the affected property owner, in this case, WakeMed. Double parking on any city street is illegal and can be reported to the police at the time of the occurrence for enforcement. Just dial 911 if you see this happening out there.

Even though this street shows as a city street? There are a few generic no parking signs about 1 foot high, but nothing official.

Yes, our policy is that any change in on-street parking regulations that immediately affects an abutting property owner must be requested by that property owner. We have not had good experience in the past with requests by others that affect parking adjacent to a property. Generally the property owner will oppose the action and the Council will choose not to do it. They have set this policy so that the Council only considers regulation changes that actually are likely to be approved.