Friday, November 16, 2012

City Leaf Collection Opt-Out period Extended to Nov. 20 Parking Options Announced

There's still a few days to opt-out of the city's leaf collection program and deal with the leaves on your property yourself.

The City realized they had made a mistake in the published cost of leaf collection for Sullivan's Gulch and recently reminded residents that the cost will be $30 per single-family residence.  As a result the City announced an extension of the opt-out deadline until Tuesday, Nov. 20.  For details, you're best off calling 503-865-5323 as the city web site is confusing.  Remember that even if you opt-out you still MUST REMOVE ALL VEHICLES FROM THE STREET on Friday, December 14 or you will be towed!

To make it easier to find a place to store your vehicle, SGNA has secured permission for residents to park overnight and following day at:
      • Grace Memorial Episcopal Church parking lot - NE 16th and Halsey  (do not use row next to the church)
      • Fred Meyer parking lot - use spaces along the grassy park area only; you must display a signed waiver form on dashboard - instructions for getting the form will be posted on this website closer to the leaf collection day; subscribe to the website (upper right hand corner) in order to be notified.

Parking at Grace Church will be from 6 pm Dec. 13 to 6 pm Dec. 14 and at Fred Meyer from 8 pm Dec. 13 to 7 pm Dec. 14.  Be sure your vehicle is removed from the space by those times.

Parking at these 2 locations are first-come, first-served and when the available spaces are full you will have to park elsewhere, such as across Broadway in order to avoid being towed.





3 comments:

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  2. A correction to the above information: While we have secured some parking areas at the above mentioned locations, you MUST have a special parking pass displayed in your windshield in order to park there on the night/day of the leaf removal. Check back here on this blog by December 10th to find out where to get your parking pass. --Brenn Simonen, SGNA Safety

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  3. Further clarification: the "parking pass" (actually a waiver form) will only be required for the available spaces at the Fred Meyer location.

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