Public parking spaces should not be occupied
■Some parking spaces on Shangzhi Road, Shibei District, have a license plate number or the word "do not occupy" written in them.
Recently, Mr. Zhao, a citizen, reported through the "Direct 12345" platform of the Guanhai News client that some public parking spaces on Shangzhi Road in Shibei District have been occupied by private individuals for a long time, resulting in parking difficulties in the surrounding area.
"Not long after I moved to No. 128 Ruichang Road, I went to park when I saw a public parking space, but I often received calls in the middle of the night asking me to move my car." Mr. Zhao felt very strange, why didn't he let the parking be allowed when it was a public parking space? He told reporters that on Shangzhi Road, some people privately occupied public parking spaces and wrote their license plate numbers or the words "do not occupy" on the ground.
On the morning of September 4, the reporter came to Shangzhi Road and saw that some people were rowing parking spaces. "We are in accordance with the requirements of the Sifang Street and the Shangsifang Community, with the consent of the traffic police and the urban management department, to draw the boundary of parking spaces to facilitate residents to standardize parking." A staff member who rowed the line said. In addition, many residents in the surrounding area said that the reason why they have been using the parking spaces on both sides of Shangzhi Road for a long time is because they pay 200 yuan to the "parking space manager" every month, and they do not know who is charging.
"At present, we have joined forces with the urban management law enforcement department and Sifang Street to control the phenomenon of occupying parking spaces with debris and ground locks on Shangzhi Road." An auxiliary police officer from the Renmin Road Squadron of the Shibei Brigade of the Traffic Police Detachment of the Municipal Public Security Bureau told reporters on the spot that the parking spaces on both sides of Shangzhi Road are clearly public parking spaces, which are not charged at present, and the road section will also be optimized into a one-way traffic road. No individual shall occupy a public parking space without permission, nor shall he collect parking space usage fees and parking fees without the approval of the relevant government departments.