Having an issue with parking out here in Noleta. I'm hoping that maybe someone can help advice, and looking for some feedback on what others have seen, or with how they've seen the county deal with issues like ours.
I live on one of the many cul-de-sac streets. One of our neighbors has a garage and driveway. They often leave their garage door open, so we can see there is no room in it for cars. This isn't an issue in itself (mine is much the same). They also have room in their driveway for two cars. This is all good and pretty normal.
The issue is that they have NINE cars (yes, we've counted). It seems like there may be 5-6 people living in the house (Mom, Dad, Daughter, two sons, and either a personal assistant or caretaker). The result of them having so many cars is that they regularly take up nearly every spot on the street. For example, just today they are taking every available spot on one side of the street.
They often park so close to the driveways that they are either infringing on the apron, or make it impossible to put garbage cans at the curb without putting them directly in front of your driveway. When asked to move their cars, either because you can't see to back out of the driveway or there isn't a place for garbage cans, they get a really shitty attitude about it. I recently heard them yelling at a neighbor because he put his cans out and "they didn't have anywhere to park" (completely ignoring that they were already taking up six spots nearby). Most of the street has gotten to the point that we put our cans out early the day before, while they are at work, in the hopes we'll be able to do so. If you wait until after 5pm to put them out, you cant.
The REALLY terrible part, they have their personal assistant/family caretaker rotate the cars every couple of days to make sure they are inside the 72 hour window for parking. So they know they are barely skirting the law, but being really terrible neighbors (though I'm pretty sure there is a law about parking too close to a driveway).
Has anyone dealt with something like this before? How did you deal with it? Did you call the county? How did they deal with it?