Elizabeth Messman

Sometime last night or early this morning this Jump bike was parked in the middle of the sidewalk. It is also partially blocking the curb cut for handicapped access. Suggestions on the best way to notify/complain to Uber and have the bike picked up?

No RPP displayed. Car is parked in a no parking location *between* the parking sign and the crosswalk. Parked too close to the crosswalk. Car is located on the west side of 43rd Street, south of the intersection of 43rd and Chesapeake streets.

Second request for tree inspection. Damaged limbs need pruning ASAP. Tree (a Golden Rain tree) is located on the *south side* of Chesapeake Street NW closest to 43rd Street. The photo shows the damage. Please reinspect. Hard to imagine this damage could be missed. In fact, the entire tree needs limbing up so it does not continue to be damaged by trucks.

Several low-hanging tree limbs were damaged by trucks when the 4300 block of Chesapeake St was recently repaved. The dead branches need to be pruned as soon as possible before infection sets in. Ideally, the entire tree needs to be inspected and limbed up so utility trucks do not continue to damage it.

Day 3 (this week). Car parks all day on 43rd Street NW between the crosswalk and the parking sign. No RPP displayed. No Visitors parking permit.

I’ve lost track of how many times I’ve reported this car. No RPP displayed. Parks all day in what I believe is an illegal spot (too close to the crosswalk). I have never seen this car ticketed. Not at this spot, not around the corner on Chesapeake St., and not at the intersection of 43rd and Brandywine.

Alley pickup behind 4300 Chesapeake Street NW. Five bags Of yard waste were left out. Only three were taken.

Car parked too close to intersection. No Residential Parking Permit is displayed, so the driver parks *behind* the sign all day long and up to 3-4 times a week. This car has been reported repeatedly, but I have never seen the car ticketed. When the car is not parked in this spot, it is parked around the corner on Chesapeake St., just outside the designated parking spaces. I have also seen this car parked at the intersection of 43rd and Brandywine—again, just outside the designated (legal) parking areas. I have requested additional signage to clarify that these are not legal spots. Apparently this will take months. However, it seems pretty clear to me that when a parking sign has an arrow pointing in one direction only, the opposite direction means “no parking.”

Car regularly parks all day in 2 hour residential parking area. No RPP displayed. No visitors parking pass. Car parks *between* the intersection and the beginning of the legal parking area. This appears to be an illegal spot as the car is parked too close to the intersection of Chesapeake and 43rd Streets. This is the same car that was reported yesterday parking in front of 4300 Chesapeake St.

Car is parked illegally *between* the intersection and the residential parking sign (where parking is allowed). This is a repeated violation and has been reported regularly, but I have never seen a citation on this car.

Blue Toyota Prius. This is the same auto that was reported yesterday. No Residential Parking Permit displayed. Parked too close to the intersection at 43rd and Chesapeake Street NW.

No RPP displayed. Car is parked too close to the intersection.

Two dead squirrels are lying in the street on 4600 block of 43rd Street NW. Closest cross street in Chesapeake. They are in the roadway and cars are swerving to avoid them.

Streetlight on a PEPCO Pole has been out for several days. The number on the pole is 776406-0599. The pole is located on the southwest corner of the intersection of Chesapeake and 43rd Streets NW.

Car parks all day in an illegal spot (too close to the intersection). No RPP or Visitor Parking Pass displayed.

No RPP. No Visitors Pass. This auto is parked on the southwest side of the intersection of 43rd and Chesapeake St. NW. Parked between the crosswalk and the "No Trucks" sign but in front (and outside) the Residential Parking sign. If this is a legal spot, please let me know, and I will stop reporting this. However, I don't see how this can be a legal spot given how close the car is parked to the pedestrian crosswalk--even *if* there were a Residential Parking Permit or Visitors Pass displayed.

No RPP. No Visitors Parking Pass. Parked too close to the intersection.