@Mommy You are lucky. We have fools parking within three houses of an intersection causing chaos.

If it is to close to a stop sign they can get a ticket (or a fire hydrant)

@carol888 How far from a stop sign and is it on both sides of the street?

Not sure I'll look it up @BusyMommy

Pine Cup and Pinehurst Trail. Those people living on that corner have always parked right on the corner so you cannot see around the corner. This has been allowed to go on for years. Some day there will be a bad accident there.

www.dps.texas.gov/in ternetforms/Forms/DL -7.pdf
Page 45Do Not Park or Stand a Vehicle
Whether occupied or not, do not park or allow a vehicle to stand idling:
1. In front of a public or private driveway
2. Within 15 feet of a fire hydrant
3. Within 20 feet of a crosswalk at an intersection
4. Within 30 feet upon the approach to any f lashing signal, stop sign, yield sign, or other traffic control signal located at the side of a road
5. Within 20 feet of the driveway entrance to any fire station and on the side of a street opposite the entrance to any fire station within 75 feet of entrance
6. At any place where an official sign prohibits parking or standing

So how do you get the constables to do their job. That intersection is dangerous and these people are breaking the law. I also have a neighbor who parks her vehicle on the street in front of my house with an inspection sticker that expired two yrs. ago. Constables ride by that car all the time and do nothing.

Call non emergency # and complain.......pm me the address of said car and I will call also....many complaints help

Within 30 feet upon the approach to any f lashing signal, stop sign, yield sign, or other traffic control signal located at the side of a road - Wow! I've seen plenty of these violators. Thanks for the info. @Carol888

We need to start a campaign to rid the neighborhood of street parking.

@BusyMommy What if I'm throwing a fantastic party?

I don't mind street parking as long as people use common sense. For instance, don't park behind my driveway so I cannot back out. I MAY HIT YOU!

I don't know about in my neighborhood, but I'd like to get some of those stickers for some of the geniuses I see in the parking lots sometimes round here.

The recipients of these "cute" notes will not be pleased you touched their car. They will check their cameras and their neighbors cameras. They can blame any nearby scratch or bump on their car on the note leaver too...the camera will show you doing something to the car....why not blame you for real or fictitious damage?I foresee this rude and obnoxious approach potentially backfiring...and that's pretty funny.

Yes, funny but not well thought out. They also didn't account for any recipients who may hold a grudge and retaliate....which should have been reason enough not to place the notes in the first place.