It has been over a month and the car is still there. Lic plate # 96D 132 Nevada back bumper plate only no front plate.

On Saturday several cars from this house parked on the street with one in front of our house when we arrived home and could not park in front of our house to unload groceries; husband called out to people in driveway and a woman responded...he asked her " are you running a business here?" she said "no...he is and pointed to the tenant of the house who had the hood up on a red truck running the engine. She moved her car so we could unload ours at our walkway, The house at 932 seems to have cars being stored there from some kind of car lot. They are off and on every week crowding the street with their overflow.

The Escalade is still parked in the same location; no chalk marks on tires to indicate that police have acknowledged it. It has been there for weeks prior to my posting this. This has not been acknowledged by Code Enforcement.

They moved it on Apr 24 for part of the day and now it is back to the same spot. The renters in 932 Alta Loma Dr have some kind of auto business and bring the cars here to park; right now 3 in the driveway and 4 in the street..7 cars for this one house and it goes as high as 11 sometimes.

This is going on at other residences in Corona too. We have a neighbor on our street that does the same thing. Apparently, only some people are required to have business licenses. How about the corner fruit stands and flower vendors. Why does the City turn a blind eye to all of this when it is so obvious?

I worked for the city of Anaheim for several years. Their Cide Enforcement detail was top notch. Corona, not so much

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