Still there!

As of today it is still there! It appears that the homeowner uses to store materials for a commercial painting business, while keeping a vehicle safely parked in their garage.

Since when it's ok to have a Shipping Container parked in a Residential Area (NOT). Violation of City Code and Municipal Code. File a Police Report online, and call them also..

As can be seen from the photo, this thing is painted olive drab and has not one single reflector on it. It's a wonder nobody has crashed into this monstrosity.

Still there! Still an eyesore and traffic hazard! Can Code Enforcement cite this homeowner? Please!

The City of Vallejo needs to talk to this property owner. Now additional commercial vehicles are congregating in this area, probably all related to the business activities that are now based there.

It's been about a year and this shipping container continues to blight Masonic Drive. It's so wonderful that the City of Vallejo allows free long-term Self-Storage conveniently adjacent to the property owner's front door. Most people have to PAY for off-site Self-Storage. Not here! Now there are more commercial vehicles, including a very large box truck also blighting the area. The house may be undergoing renovations, but this is taking way too long, and it is very doubtful that the City actually approved of this container.

It's now over a year and this shipping container is still living rent-free on Masonic Drive. Again, this monstrosity is painted olive drab and has no reflectors on it. It's a hazard to motorists on this street whether daytime or nighttime.

Why is this POS still parked on a Public Street in a Residential Area? Have it removed.

Why is this oversized container parked on a Public Street in a residential area? It should have been removed long ago. It's a public hazard and eye sore, tired of people doing what they want in this city.