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fire hydrant, police can be called. As can those parked for more than 72 hours. Otherwise, live <br />with it! Remember, the space in front of your house on a public street is a public parking <br />place! <br />R 1.. stop trying to ruin Redwood City already <br />1. Agree with opponents <br />2. 1 don't like the idea of their salary being paid for by the tickets they collect, wrong <br />incentives. <br />1. We already report to police .when a car is left in the neighborhood. Not likely to be revenue <br />neutral, especially with collections. Better awareness/Neighborhood Watch could help. Agree <br />disproportionate to lower income. <br />No to parking enforcement <br />This does nothing to fix the actual problem, and discourages finding solutions. <br />2.1 think it naturally needs to work itself out. I have a steep driveway and can't park in it and <br />my vehicle will not for in my old garage, hence the street parking. If I carpool and leave my car <br />in front of my house I don't want to get a ticket. Sometimes I block my driveway, another no - <br />no. Our neighborhood is not overrun with parked cars. We are all considerate and try to park <br />in front of our own house. Neighbors need to talk to one another and solve problems <br />2. It would be more appropriate to find ways to offer more parking in such crowded areas, or <br />properly direct drivers to existing lots or structures. <br />1 There are much more important problems to be spending our money on like building <br />protected bike lanes, improving public transit, and generally creating alternatives to single <br />occupancy vehicle transportation. <br />1. People will move their cars before the 72 hour <br />deadline, <br />but will <br />move them somewhere <br />else on the same block thus not fixing anything <br />about the <br />parking <br />problem. <br />1 -waste of resources. <br />