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Agenda Packet
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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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10/22/2018
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+2 2, seems to me that residents should be able to call in violations rather than sending <br />officers out to hunt for them. That way effort is only expended on the violators .that are truly <br />impacting people. <br />+2 1 - police respond quite well if one reports a vehicle that is in violation via local police <br />number or RWC app, no need to spend more money <br />+z 1 Build more housing. Stop discriminating against the poor. <br />+2 1 - It's hard enough to afford rent here and to find parking when I get home. Ticketing is an <br />extra cost to taxpayers and an extra burden to those who are the most strapped. When I ride <br />my bike to work, I might leave my car on the street for a few days. Comments by homeowners <br />frustrated their landscapers or contractors have nowhere to park are ridiculous. Like. I'm sorry <br />your bathroom remodel is inconvenienced but I don't even have a home or a dedicated <br />parking spot. Want to improve parking? Build more apartment complexes with parking and <br />improve your public transport and bike lanes. <br />+2 1 not since we need a tax for emergency services! <br />+2 1 please don't do this! My landlord does not let me park in my driveway, and a I am trying <br />to be a responsible citizen by taking public transit, which means that I usually only drive once <br />a week, sometimes less frequently. If you do this, please work with landlords to ensure <br />dedicated permit or driveway parking for each home. <br />+1 2 -Other cities have set up recording mailboxes for abandon cars reporting and they <br />monitor using Citizen help. No special or additional personnel required <br />+1 1 The people this would purportedly benefit by freeing up spaces are the same people it <br />would hurt by doling out lines: the relatively low-income residents who use street parking <br />instead of driveways and employer-provided lots. What's the point? Beefing up enforcement <br />would cause an increase in the size of government paid for by poorer residents. That sounds <br />pretty unappealing whether you're on the left or the right! <br />[+i)1: Rather than 'enforcement' issue neighborhood parking stickers for a fee// lets deal with <br />honey rather than poison <br />+1 2 We have bigger problems than parking. <br />
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