DO YOU RECOGNIZE ANY OF THESE VEHICLES?

I went to watch the Yorkton Terriers tonight and got to the game just after the 6pm face-off.  It was still daylight, so I snapped some photos of a few (and there were a lot more) offenders in the parking lot.  As you can see here as I'm driving to find a spot, many people have ended the rows in a manner that allows for two lanes of traffic to go through the middle.  However, as you can also see....there is an ignorant person who has taken upon himself/herself to just park randomly in the middle of this area most of us would use to go up and down to scope out the lanes.

This is a blatant offense by two vehicles.  The Chevy truck should be the last vehicle in this row.  It's fairly clear.  The curb is marked in front and beside the truck.  This is also one of the front rows to get to the building.  The two vehicles on the left side of the truck, are cheating so that they don't have far to walk in order to escape the cold.  Poor people.  The first one simply drove up the snowbank.  The second one is, plainly, in an aisle.

This is the only part of the parking lot that is actually paved and there are parking stalls that are painted.  Everyone should be able to see them, especially in daylight.  It's tough to tell in this picture, but trust me, the only vehicle parked properly is the red one on the far right.  Again, this is pretty close to an entrance door.  Four offenders.  Two more and they would be up on the sidewalk.





I have received really nice feedback from the public on this crusade.  Clearly, folks are getting really annoyed.  The other offenders are the ones that park right along the street just off to the west of the skateboard park.  That is not a place to park.  It's simply meant to be a lane for people to DRIVE in!

Solution:  Find a service group or a school club and have them act as parking attendants.  In my mind, I'm thinking the folks that do security could be in the parking lot until the drop of the puck or until the first song of a concert, or whatever.  Anyone that violates the order established after that time has their plate number called over the public address system and is ordered to move or else be towed.