Description
In and around the Staples Distribution Center, on a nearly daily basis, we find commercial vehicles parked overnight, idling for hours at a time, blocking the regular flow of traffic & impeding the access to fire hydrants along Wilshire Place.
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Q. What is your area of concern?
A. Sign Needed - Traffic Signs.
A. Sign Needed - Traffic Signs.
Q. Why is this a concern?
A. Overnight parking of commercial vehicles and idling of cog commercial vehicles in excess of 30 minutes
A. Overnight parking of commercial vehicles and idling of cog commercial vehicles in excess of 30 minutes
Q. What type of sign missing/damaged?
A. No Parking
A. No Parking
Q. What direction were you traveling?
A. All
A. All
5 Commentaires
Reconnu City of Houston 311 (Membre officiel vérifié)
Clos City of Houston 311 (Membre officiel vérifié)
Case Completed
Work Order Completed in Infor by 127420 on 2016-08-03T07:26:47.000-05:00 with comments - OBSERVATION:
An investigation was conducted on 7/27/16 at 2:50pm at 1500 Bonner for No Parking Signs. The requestor Mathew stated that trucks park and idle overnight blocking the street. The streets are concrete paved with gutters in a commercial area. The traffic volume at this time was moderate. Wilshire is a 29ft wide east and west bound street. While investigating this 29ft wide street, there was no notice of commercial vehicles parked causing a traffic issue. There are several businesses around the town homes (6531 Wilshire) that require truck access, some maybe even overnight. According to the guidelines outlined in the City of Houston Code of Ordinances EP10-4, Chapter45, Article VI, Sec. 45-117 states: if the street has two way traffic operations and the effective width is equal to or greater than 26 feet, both sides of the street should be unrestricted for parking at all times.
RECOMMENDATION:
No action taken at this time.
Réouvert HouMatty (Utilisateur inscrit)
Pursuant to City of Houston Code: Commercial Vehicles/SemiTrailers are not permitted to park on city Streets in excess of 2 hours. Therefore the overnight parking is a Code violation which needs to be addressed: https://www.municode.com/library/tx/houston/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=COOR_CH26PA_ARTIISTSTPAOPVE_S26-94TILITRPA
Additionally, City of Houston Code Prohibits the idling of any vehicle on public streets in excess of 5 minutes: https://www.municode.com/library/tx/houston/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=COOR_CH21HE_ARTXREEMIDMOVE_S21-302IDPR. This activity constantly occurs in this area.
I would ask that this matter be re addressed with the residents of the area kept in mind.
Reconnu City of Houston 311 (Membre officiel vérifié)
Clos City of Houston 311 (Membre officiel vérifié)
Case Completed
Work Order Completed in Infor by 127420 on 2016-08-03T07:26:47.000-05:00 with comments - OBSERVATION:
An investigation was conducted on 7/27/16 at 2:50pm at 1500 Bonner for No Parking Signs. The requestor Mathew stated that trucks park and idle overnight blocking the street. The streets are concrete paved with gutters in a commercial area. The traffic volume at this time was moderate. Wilshire is a 29ft wide east and west bound street. While investigating this 29ft wide street, there was no notice of commercial vehicles parked causing a traffic issue. There are several businesses around the town homes (6531 Wilshire) that require truck access, some maybe even overnight. According to the guidelines outlined in the City of Houston Code of Ordinances EP10-4, Chapter45, Article VI, Sec. 45-117 states: if the street has two way traffic operations and the effective width is equal to or greater than 26 feet, both sides of the street should be unrestricted for parking at all times.
RECOMMENDATION:
No action taken at this time.