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5- any plan helps the parking situation is a good idea. <br />4, this would be <br />nice, especially in the areas with a lot of over <br />parking, <br />but I would <br />want proof <br />that it wouldn't <br />dip into other funds, since <br />Redwood City is so tight on <br />funds right <br />now <br />5 the city needs to enforce parking laws. We have multiple cars that are "for sale" on our street <br />that take up all nearby available street parking. The PD doesn't enforce the 72 hour law unless <br />multiple complaints are made. <br />4Something needs to be done about the parking situation in residential neighborhoods. <br />Residents should not have to move their vehicles every 72 hours if parked in front of their <br />homes.However, visitors should not be blocking driveways, as happened to me Saturday <br />night, or red curbs and fire hydrants. <br />Why should any resident of Redwood City subsidize parking leeches?? ..... 5 ... 5..5! <br />5, in addition people who owns 9 trucks per household should not park over the curb, looks <br />ghetto and damage the grass or flowers. Check on Valota, with my camera we watch the way <br />how the drivers have their loud music and do not respect the stop signs <br />5. This is also a huge problem in the Main Parking Lot downtown where I live. All weekend <br />long cars and trucks use the red and loading zones to go to dinner and movies, ignoring the <br />curb colors. I know this is not allowed, however nobody cares because they never get a <br />citation. It's a huge problem for those of us who live here and have parking permits and have <br />to use this lot 24/7 365 <br />5, yes!!! City is always asking for money so go ahead and find a way to control the mess you <br />created!!! <br />4, but I think more officers are needed in general. The department is very understaffed. <br />5 - yes! Get the commercial vehicles off our streets! Lawn services trucks are the worst! Stop it! <br />5 = There should be a policy for parking permits for residents. If you park outside on the street <br />you live on, you should not be ticketed. If you do not live on that street, then no more than 72 <br />hours should allowed. It's not fair to home owners to restrict parking on their streets. The <br />complaints are about overflow parking. <br />