We, the residents of Crescent Lakes, petition the community/city
to revise parking ordinance 2017- 62
There is insufficient parking for the number of residents
who live here. Many residents have multiple cars and need the space to park.
This ordinance cost both residents and the police department a great deal of
time and money.
We, request the parking ordinance be revised on receipt of
this petition.
I have spent my evenings knocking on doors and hearing the same frustrations about these impossible parking fines from neighbors who just want to park at their own homes. The city officials are staying quiet for now but they cannot ignore us forever if we keep pushing for this change.
March 1, 2018
Seeing this kind of momentum confirms that I am not the only one struggling to find a place to put my car after coming home from a long shift. Realizing so many neighbors share this frustration gives me the energy to keep pushing until our streets actually work for the people who live on them.
22 Comments
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Barbara Alejandro
8 years ago
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When I purchased my home in 2002, with two small children, living in the community was great. Now of course, the children are now grown and each has a car. My husband and I work and we have cars. So parking not being able to park in the street is unreasonable. What are suppose you have family visiting?
We don’t have a clubhouse which can generate guest passes. This is a total residential community. Therefore, another alternative needs to be considered.
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Alexis Pratts
8 years ago
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This is literally such a pointless rule. I have 3 cars and no where to park and I got a ticket for parking in my own grass on my own property. I talked to two cops and they both dont know why I got a ticket
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Norma Ruiz
8 years ago
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I have adult children plus my dad past away last year and mom lives alone now and she has too many memories that is not letting her get rid of her Home so from Friday night until Sunday night she stay with me so now please give me an idea where to park 5 cars. Thank you
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Jaysen rella
8 years ago
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This parking situation is ridiculous at this point. Many people have more vehicles than driveway space. when we moved into this community a little over a year ago there was street parking. And $100 tickets are outrageous!!!
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Monica Torrrs
8 years ago
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My house has 4 bedrm and 1 master. My children are in college and working they each have a vehicle. My husband and I wrk, we each have a vehicle. The community should of supplied larger garages if they didn't want cars in the street. Or home with 2 -3 bedrms.
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Grace Olivares
8 years ago
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With homes having upwards of 6 residents of driving age per household, having only 2 parking spots per home is hardly enough allotted space to park any vehicles.
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Edwin Nunez
7 years ago
And expanding my drive way they still gave me a ticket. That’s bullying or is it something else
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Anonymous
7 years ago
I can’t have friends or family visiting or staying home. Got 3 tickets with out no warning and very bad explanation
We, the residents of Crescent Lakes, petition the community/city
to revise parking ordinance 2017- 62
There is insufficient parking for the number of residents
who live here. Many residents have multiple cars and need the space to park.
This ordinance cost both residents and the police department a great deal of
time and money.
We, request the parking ordinance be revised on receipt of
this petition.
I have spent my evenings knocking on doors and hearing the same frustrations about these impossible parking fines from neighbors who just want to park at their own homes. The city officials are staying quiet for now but they cannot ignore us forever if we keep pushing for this change.
March 1, 2018
Seeing this kind of momentum confirms that I am not the only one struggling to find a place to put my car after coming home from a long shift. Realizing so many neighbors share this frustration gives me the energy to keep pushing until our streets actually work for the people who live on them.
22 Comments
B
Barbara Alejandro
8 years ago
Featured
When I purchased my home in 2002, with two small children, living in the community was great. Now of course, the children are now grown and each has a car. My husband and I work and we have cars. So parking not being able to park in the street is unreasonable. What are suppose you have family visiting?
We don’t have a clubhouse which can generate guest passes. This is a total residential community. Therefore, another alternative needs to be considered.
A
Alexis Pratts
8 years ago
Featured
This is literally such a pointless rule. I have 3 cars and no where to park and I got a ticket for parking in my own grass on my own property. I talked to two cops and they both dont know why I got a ticket
N
Norma Ruiz
8 years ago
Featured
I have adult children plus my dad past away last year and mom lives alone now and she has too many memories that is not letting her get rid of her Home so from Friday night until Sunday night she stay with me so now please give me an idea where to park 5 cars. Thank you
J
Jaysen rella
8 years ago
Featured
This parking situation is ridiculous at this point. Many people have more vehicles than driveway space. when we moved into this community a little over a year ago there was street parking. And $100 tickets are outrageous!!!
M
Monica Torrrs
8 years ago
Featured
My house has 4 bedrm and 1 master. My children are in college and working they each have a vehicle. My husband and I wrk, we each have a vehicle. The community should of supplied larger garages if they didn't want cars in the street. Or home with 2 -3 bedrms.
G
Grace Olivares
8 years ago
Featured
With homes having upwards of 6 residents of driving age per household, having only 2 parking spots per home is hardly enough allotted space to park any vehicles.
E
Edwin Nunez
7 years ago
And expanding my drive way they still gave me a ticket. That’s bullying or is it something else
A
Anonymous
7 years ago
I can’t have friends or family visiting or staying home. Got 3 tickets with out no warning and very bad explanation
When I purchased my home in 2002, with two small children, living in the community was great. Now of course, the children are now grown and each has a car. My husband and I work and we have cars. So parking not being able to park in the street is unreasonable. What are suppose you have family visiting? We don’t have a clubhouse which can generate guest passes. This is a total residential community. Therefore, another alternative needs to be considered.