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3rd St from 395 ramp to M St SE needs plowing

Pay to park to the right of pole. So it's okay to park to left of sign? Looks pretty clear you have to be to the right where it says Pay To Park.
Am I wrong?

Vehicle parked in no parking zone. Again if you shown up 6 hrs later it probably won't be there. This happens every day.

Again construction worker vehicle parked in a no parking area. Signs are clear. Parking is allowed towards Half St not past the telephone pole.

Parked outside of a Pay to Park zone. Happens everyday but not enforced.

Everyday a vehicle parks in a no parking area yet they are never ticketed. Submitted this night last night and it was dismissed. Is there a wink and nod not to ticket construction workers?
The pay to park points to the right yet these cars park to the left of Park sign.

Every morning this vehicle parks in a spot where it indicates parking to the right of the telephone pole. Everyday they park to the left of the Parking This Way sign. Not sure if they are even paying. The construction employee parks there every day M-F and has never been ticketed for parking in a no parking area.
If you don't see this vehicle at 7am it will be there at 730am.

Oh look -- another driver who likes parking in a crosswalk. Let's not take 5 hrs to respond. Let's start towing these cars. It's 4th time in last eight work days.

Parked in a crosswalk again.

Second time this week this truck had parked in this crosswalk. The crosswalk is just south of the overpass over NJ Ave SE.

DC Water indicates this water leak is not their issue. This area already had a sinkhole about 50 yards away and now this sinkhole has water running through the bottom of the hole. A charter school sits 5 yards from this hole and water leak. With two sink holes in close proximity there is a much larger issue underground that is not being investigated.

Parked in front of fire hydrant.

Perfect spot for three to four trees. It would match the trees that are across the street in that block of Half St SE.

Located on eastern side of NJ Ave just south of freeway. Due to construction sidewalk has been closed for nearly 18 months. A fence is located just south of freeway with a sign indicating sidewalk is closed. The only way to continue southward is to cross NJ Ave to the west. There is no crosswalk and its very dark at night to due a lack of streetlights in that area. If this sidewalk is to remain closed until late 2017 due to construction a crosswalk needs to be installed to allow pedestrians to safely cross NJ Ave so they can reach a sidewalk. If crosswalk is installed signs need to be placed in the middle of the road alerting drivers to the new crosswalk.
If a crosswalk is not installed then the construction company needs to allow safe passage with a temporary sidewalk down NJ Ave SE towards I St SE.

NJ Ave just south of freeway has a three inch deep trench across. This trench was part of a construction project but has not been refilled or paved at grade-level for nearly two months. Cars come to a near stop to safely traverse the three foot wide trench. Construction company needs to repave the street or put steel plate over trench.

Secure stop sign to ground and not in a moveable bucket.

Stop sign located on South-east corner of 8th and L St intersection does not face traffic. Traffic going north of 8th St can not see the stop sign since it it facing towards the sidewalk. The sign needs to be realigned so it faces oncoming traffic.

Despite Inspector Francine Edmonds closing this as complete the pothole is still there. This pothole is on L St SE 30 feet west of 1st St SE. The address range is 55 L St to 99 L St SE. Please see bird's eye picture.

On L St SE just east of First St SE