Over 4 months ago, though probably closer to 6, one of National Grid's contractors ripped out a few portions of sidewalk, including the curbs, along the west side of South Third Street to get at gas infrastructure below. At least two of those excavations were along the yellow curbed NO PARKING zone found between Warren Street and Cherry Alley.
In the genius of effective communication between DPW Superintendent/Grand Wizard Communicator on Zoom Robert Perry and the multinational behemoth National Grid, those two portions of no-longer-yellow-curb are each large enough to comfortably accommodate one parked car and, of course, are considered legitimate parking spaces by drivers. And so, for the past 5 or 6 months (7?), parking in the newly created spaces in the NO PARKING zone is common and HPD can't issue a ticket even if they were to notice a car parked there. Like today.
Robert Perry's handiwork! |
This is one way to create more parking spaces downtown -- let National Grid take over and allow Robert Perry to continue sleeping. |
April 10th. 2 or 3 months prior, the curb was yellow. It has still not been repainted over 4 months after this picture was taken. |
New curb, new parking space in a NO PARKING zone. |
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