Did anyone bother ask the thousands of people who will be affected, those taxpayers who will need to spend both their time and money to stand in line and pay to park in front of their homes?
Other than inconveniencing the residents of this community, the as-yet unexplored effect will be diminished access to the 750 unmarked spaces because they will probably be filled with the vehicles belonging to residents unwilling to play the game.
A fairer way of going about this, if residential parking is really the goal and not generating another set of revenue streams for City Hall, is to have parking passes sent to homeowners along with their annual tax assessments.
Did anyone bother ask the thousands of people who will be affected, those taxpayers who will need to spend both their time and money to stand in line and pay to park in front of their homes?
Other than inconveniencing the residents of this community, the as-yet unexplored effect will be diminished access to the 750 unmarked spaces because they will probably be filled with the vehicles belonging to residents unwilling to play the game.
A fairer way of going about this, if residential parking is really the goal and not generating another set of revenue streams for City Hall, is to have parking passes sent to homeowners along with their annual tax assessments.