Cars still double parking on a daily basis with no cars in the driveway. The oil leaking from the cars has now stained the streets.

We need to fix this.

These cars still continue to double park. No cars in driveway, and overflow parking lot only two houses away.

Per City of Pembroke Pines's interpretation of their ordinance regarding parking in the street, as long as there is not an obstruction, and an Emergency Vehicle can get by, even if it takes some effort, the police department is NOT TICKETING nor addressing the issue on City Streets quite ironically due to a decision by the City Attorney along with Mayor Ortis and the City Commission. If you live in a community with an HOA, you will get better results, as your HOA can be more restrictive and take more enforcement action. Hope this helps.

Our HOA DOES NOT get involved. In fact, when I've called Landmark, I've been told to call the police for enforcement. It's pretty disgusting that selfish drivers block the roads, which is a hazard for other drivers, but we seem to have to "deal with it" because PPPD interprets their ordinances incorrectly.

The streets are city owned. HOA says there is nothing they can do about it. Only one car can pass at a time. When two cars are approaching in opposite directions. One has to stop to let the other get through because of the double parked cars. The streets are dirty and stained from the chemicals leaking from the cars. In the past a ticket was issued to my neighbor because of his double parked car causing and accident in the street.

To join in this shindig let me say we have the same problem in our HOA community with city streets. The problem is caused by owners (most) who have room for 2 in the garage and 2 in the driveway (vehicles). but use the garage for storage or other use. Street parking is allowed, as they are tertiary streets in all these type communities. There has been only one complaint, in my commune, by the FD and that was because of tree trimming. When they went around a parked car the tree overhang hit or broke a light. I agree with the unwritten law that the PD has more to do than ticket cars. The other problem with our streets is the county won't renew the traffic control markings and neither will the city. So on curves that used to be double yellow lined (no passing), enforcement is no longer applicable. Try parking in that type of zone on a feeder street and you will see blue lights. So in street language we are SOL and dependent on common courtesy to not park opposite the car on the other side. There is one option available, and that is the HOA can take action if it wants to. It is kind of obscure but the authority is granted for the HOA to police the street because of various agreements embedded in State and Local law. I can't get my board to honor it because the property manager disagrees. If your PUD was platted with streets, there is a right somewhere in the law that allows the HOA to at least put a note on the parked car but of course that takes manpower (usually paid). If someone takes issue with my theory let's research it.

Thank you

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Not resolved. No change in the community or by the HOA.

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No change. Still the same. Cars parked on the roads. Cars cant pass eachother.

Loaded Gun, yup. Add the jerks who drive down the streets at 40+ MPH and disaster is just waiting to happen. I've given up. But, heaven forbid there is a dying palm on the swale and here comes PP code enforcement.

Same. Has not changed.

Same ol situation. Cars on both sides right across from eachother. Have to try to get through both of them. The other night an ambulance and fire truck came down the street. I had to watch them stop and reverse all the way back down the street because they couldnt pass.

Do something already.

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Hello Fredra,

If a service request description is required for any action to be taken, they why is it not a mandatory field when an issue is reported?

Unresolved issues don't go away because people get tired of complaining to deaf ears.

Maybe someone needs to open a ticket to fix the SeeClickFix system.
J.

This issue was recategorized from Uncategorized to Other.

This issue has been given to Code Officer Supervisors Giorgio Gramegna & Stephanie Lagos & will be addressed as required. Thank you! -jal

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