what is the deal with these storage pods in driveways for months on end? is this legal? i know some homeowners must be struggling, perhaps foreclosing/moving -- but months? it's a drag.
anyone?

The last time I checked, you can have one in your driveway. I don't know if there's a time limit on that either since it's on your own property. However, if you have one on the street you need to get an encroachment permit from the city.

thanks -- guess that could be true -- oh well!

According to the ads on TV, it looks like the proper way to use these is to fill them and then they are placed in PODS storage warehouses.

I agree, it sure makes the neighborhoods look tacky when the PODS sit there for months and months.

all of the Petaluma neighborhoods seem to be going "down-hill".........