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Clarifications suggested by Phil. :->
On Thu, 14 Feb 2002, Phil Parker wrote:
> At 06:36 PM 2/14/2002 -0600, you wrote:
> > Yes, it's happening. Yes, it's at 5, just like always. :-> And
> >the nice folks at the Department of Revenue have finally installed the
> >new pay-and-display kiosks, so I've worked up a handy-dandy map for your
> >reference on Where You Can Park In My Neighborhood. It's at:
> >
> >http://freepages.music.rootsweb.com/~eloise/ParkingMap.gif
>
> Just to make sure I'm following this: "permit parking" means you can't
> park there,
Unless and until at some point we go to City Hall and buy some
guest permits, yes.
> and "pay and display 2 hour limit" means that you park there,
> you go to a kiosk and put in money and it gives you a permit that is good
> for 2 hours, which translates to "you can't park there" because having to
> go out and pay and get another ticket 2 or 3 times in the evening would
> suck (and maybe is against the rules).
Yes. I believe it's $.25/hour, or /2hrs. You can keep paying to
keep staying there, and the enforcement period ends at 9PM. Aid will be
available along the lines of helping you remember when it's been two
hours, if anyone chooses to park in the pay sections.
> So the only place we can park is in
> the green area.
The only place you can park for free is the green area. :-> The
street behind my house (with the school) has always been free; I only
found out about the adjacent side of Ashland being so a few weeks ago,
though it apparently always has been.
> Is there any change in how available spaces are in the green area?
I'm not sure; we've been trying to avoid the question as much as
possible. Needless to say, the pay-and-display zones are changing the
dynamic a bit. The permit zones have always been there, so no change on
that score.
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