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Agenda Packet
Meeting Type
Joint
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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
Date
10/22/2018
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R 5 street parking should be enforced more, there are too many cars parked on small roads <br />making it dangerous <br />+e 5 parking has become a safety issue. Other motorists, pedestrians and cyclists have <br />trouble navigating the streets due to illegal parking. <br />+s 5 Behavior does not change without consequences! These neighborhoods would not be <br />over parked if we started ticketing more. <br />+4 5 yes, this is a great idea to promote safety and preserve good looking neighborhoods. Go <br />one step further and have neighborhood -based parking permits. <br />+2 5, that is a problem all over Redwood City. This is an unenforced law that diminishes the <br />rule of law. Encryption permits should be available for vacations or other reasonable reasons. <br />These current violations also hamper street sweeping <br />+z 5- wish I could give this a 7. Loosened residential occupancy rules have created a parking <br />monster. It would make the streets safer if parking rules were followed. <br />+2 5 asking residents or the 2 community service officers to cover an entire city seems <br />foolhardy. <br />+2 S. Hourly parking enforcement officers, no more pensioners. <br />+2 41 think the city should look into this. Laws without enforcement don't solve problems... <br />they just make people lose faith in government. And concerning this overly impacting lower- <br />income residents, they're also overly impacted by the problem: they can't park on their own <br />streets. A revenue -neutral solution to a large and growing problem, what's holding City Hall <br />back? <br />+2 41 live on Farm Hill Blvd and people are always parking in the red zones which makes it <br />difficult to see oncoming traffic when pulling out of my driveway. I'd like to see those people <br />get a ticket! <br />+z S. People always <br />park <br />in the <br />loading zone and I see police drive by and don't even stop. I <br />have seen two office <br />walk <br />by a car parked in the Red <br />zone and just <br />
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