Seriously, have you not used the mapping features of SeeClickFix to see exactly where this was reported from? It's exactly where it shows on the map at the intersection of Terry Francois Blvd & Mission Bay Blvd. The sign shows up before Giants games for parking in a lot adjacent to Pier 54.

Hours before and during every SF Giants home game. This particular sign is at the intersection of Terry Francois Boulevard and Mission Bay Blvd North, as the original description and location data stated. There are other instances, though, where Impark either blocks other streets or they block sidewalks with their signage (such as partially blocking the handicap curb cut at the southwest corner of Mission Rock and 3rd).

They are not cooperative or respectful of the neighborhood, and they make it very difficult to get a hold of anyone to enact change. For example, they will load multiple people--sitting and standing--on their golf carts and then race through private property to get from one parking lot to another. They don't adequately clean up the litter tailgaters leave in the lots, so it blows all over Mission Bay. And they fail to adequately police the parking lots, encouraging criminals to frequent our neighborhood and break into cars and buildings they pass along the way.

Thank you for the information regarding the location. The Department of Parking and Traffic were contacted about this issue and stated that Impark is allowed to place signs to direct traffic prior to Giants games. For more information, please contact the Department of Parking and Traffic.

How are they allowed to place those signs in the middle of the road, blocking portions of two lanes of traffic? Why can't they place them against the curbs? At this intersection in particular, drivers heading south on Terry Francois Blvd intending to park in one of Impark's lots have no other choice; Mission Rock is closed and all traffic directs to the lot anyways. In the meantime, the sign is a traffic hazard to taxpaying residents who want nothing to do with the game traffic or Impark.

Thank you for your comments. For further information, please contact the Department of Parking and Traffic.

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