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The problem was that folks were blocking access to the drop boxes in the front, as well as leaving their vehicles there into the morning (presumably after catching a taxi ride home?) The lot has always been posted as per the City ordinance.
Oh, and the tow truck companies get the dough…not the property owner.
I guess when you’re losing $12 billion dollars a year, you’ll take revenue any way you can get it.
Agreed. Towing people in the evenings after the post office is already closed is nothing more than a money grab. They should be able to address any liability issues with signage.
Are there signs posted for certain hours of the day … if not I thought that the City had made that (predatory towing) illegal a few years back.
They need to start doing this at the Rankin lot behind the Civic Center.