[Summit] Parking

[Geoffrey Schnirman]

Hi Tom,

I don't agree.  I think it's perfectly legit for people who live here to 
care about what happens and work to make things happen.  A "love it or 
leave it" mentality is just plain simplistic.  Just because someone 
comes across as complainy doesn't make their point any less valid.

Yes, we live in a city and people do have to park cars, but that doesn't 
mean that parking shouldn't be regulated to make living in a city more 
bearable.  I've found that parking is regulated and enforced much more 
strictly in Boston and New York City.  A lot of cities not only regulate 
parking but also who can drive on different roads at different times of 
the day.  It's called planning...it's how people work to make city 
living more livable.

Just my opinion,
Geoff Schnirman

Anne wrote:
> On May 8, 2006, at 8:05 PM, Thomas Nosal wrote:
>
>   
>> You live in a city, people have to park cars. move to coventry if  
>> you dont
>> want cars on your street.
>>     
>
>
> Hi Thomas:  I understand your point, but perhaps next time you could  
> express it in a more "neighborly" way, yes?
>
> Thanks,
> Anne
>
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