How Does One Get No Parking Signs Put Up On Their Street

[Mr. Chenevert]

Many of the streets on the east side of Midtown are only wide enough to have parking on one side. I have noticed in the past few months, that no parking signs have been put up on one side to enforce this.

There are a few streets that dont have any no parking signs, but IMO should because of the street only being wide enough for parking on one side.

In particular, this is becoming a problem on my street now that the Ellie Lofts are being lived in. Anita street between hamilton and chenevert can only support parking on one side.

How would you recommend I proceed in getting the city to look at this? I already submitted a 311 ticket for this. Anything else I can do to speed up the process?

[musicman]

How would you recommend I proceed in getting the city to look at this? I already submitted a 311 ticket for this. Anything else I can do to speed up the process?

i think you're on your way unless you've got the inside track with your councilmember. If you can convince them there is a valid safety issue, they'll do the study to determine whether there is proper justification.

if you have vehicles parked on both sides and a fire truck can't make it through, i'll bet you get the signs erected.

[Mr. Chenevert]

That is exactly what I put in the 311 ticket. Ambulances and firetrucks dont have a chance at getting down the street if cars are parked on both sides.

Thanks.

[Parking]

You can contact the Traffic Engineer's Office diretly to expedite the manner. Here is the link:

http://www.publicworks.houstontx.gov/traffic/team.htm

[drey00]

wow, i didn't realize Ellie Lofts had any occupancy already.

any idea how much of that is complete? seems they still have crews on the north side working on external features/landscaping, etc.

[Cynthia]

That is exactly what I put in the 311 ticket. Ambulances and firetrucks dont have a chance at getting down the street if cars are parked on both sides.

Thanks.

You can also contact the Midtown Management District for assistance at 713-526-7577.