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Double parked cars/taxis and double parked moving trucks loading and unloading. No where for truck to load and unload. Huge residential building
Double parked cars/taxis and double parked moving trucks loading and unloading. No where for truck to load and unload. Huge residential building
Double parked cars/taxis and double parked moving trucks loading and unloading. No where for truck to load and unload. Huge residential building
Double parked cars/taxis and double parked moving trucks loading and unloading. No where for truck to load and unload. Huge residential building
Double parked cars/taxis and double parked moving trucks loading and unloading. No where for truck to load and unload. Huge residential building
Double parked cars/taxis and double parked moving trucks loading and unloading. No where for truck to load and unload. Huge residential building
Double parked cars/taxis and double parked moving trucks loading and unloading. No where for truck to load and unload. Huge residential building
Double parked cars/taxis and double parked moving trucks loading and unloading. No where for truck to load and unload. Huge residential building
Double parked cars/taxis and double parked moving trucks loading and unloading. No where for truck to load and unload. Huge residential building
There is a curbcut and old yellow paint here at 125 8th street, in front of Makeville Studio (the lime green storefront). These double doors are a loading dock for Makeville Studio, a community woodshop. It would be great if the curbcut in front of Makeville was a loading zone only during our operating hours (10-6) so that we can receive lumber and tool deliveries, and so that our shop members can load their projects.
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