I noticed that when our street cleaners come through they have no way of cleaning the side of the street that all the cars park on. I would like to suggest that one day a week cars should be parked on the opposite side of the street so the street cleaner can keep things clean. Just a random thought. :)
Any other suggestions?

By Michelle Dragoo

street sweeping

Half of us has spent a number of years in LA, where there is a hefty fine if you don't park on the opposite side of the street when the sweepers are scheduled to come through.
So, I talked with a nice fellow named Larry in COV Operations, whose checking into the schedule of the sweepers in the Hough Neighborhood. Larry said that the sweepers can do the whole neighborhood in about a day, except in the autumn when it takes about 2 days (cause of the leaves) and that they try to hit the neighborhood about every 5 to 6 weeks. He and I talked about getting a program started of having everybody park on the opposite side of the streets for sweeping purposes and he thought it was a good idea. He suggested that it (an ordinance or program or something) would be handled through a "Mr. Roebuck" in parking enforcement.
Larry's calling me back with a sweeping schedule and in the meantime, I'll try to contact parking enforcement and run the idea by them.

-Marc & Kathryn

By Marc & Kathryn Myrsell

Try their Web site

If the contact mentioned in the other reply doesn't come through, you could go to the Operation Center
Managment Team's online request form and ask for some assistance.

Street Sweeping

Hey, thanks for the replys if I can help in any way, point me in the right direction and watch me go! :)

Michelle Dragoo

By Michelle Dragoo