I can't see down the street because Cars park right next to my driveway. What can be done?
The City can prohibit parking for various reasons. However, we hesitate to prohibit parking in residential areas due to the impact this might have on the fronting homeowner. For the situation of having the driveway being constantly blocked by vehicles, the City can review the site condition and install some red curbs near the driveway upon the verification of the site condition for approval.

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1. Can we have a STOP sign to control speeding?
2. Can the City install speed humps in our neighborhood?
3. Can we have "SLOW CHILDREN AT PLAY" signs?
4. Why am I waiting at a red light when there is no cross-traffic?
5. Can we have a crosswalk?
6. Can you lower the speed limit so everyone will drive more slowly?
7. I can't see down the street because Cars park right next to my driveway. What can be done?
8. I got a speeding ticket by a law enforcement officer using a radar gun on a City street. Is that legal?
9. Can our street be closed off to divert all this traffic?
10. Can the City install additional street lights in front of my house?
11. Who should I contact about potholes on my street?
12. Who is responsible for repairing the sidewalk in front of my house?
13. How can I get the curb in front of my house painted blue?
14. Who do I contact with questions about my water service?
15. Who do I contact with questions about garbage collection services?
16. Where can I find information about the Sewer Lateral Grant Program (the City’s program designed to help reimburse homeowners for the cost of repairing sewer laterals)?
17. How do I obtain a storm drainage map?