Neighborhood revolt against parking meters
Nice work by Rigoberto Hernandez on Mission Local covering the revolt against the city's attempt to install thousands of parking meters in and around the Dogpatch and Portrero Hill neighborhoods:
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) agreed Monday night to assess people’s parking needs block by block in the Mission and other southeastern neighborhoods before installing any new parking meters. That marked a change in the agency’s attitude since a Jan. 13 meeting in which a hearing officer approved the installation of about 5,000 parking meters in several eastern neighborhoods despite the objections of hundreds of people who spoke unanimously in opposition to the proposal...
Labels: Anti-Car, City Government, Parking
posted by Rob Anderson @ 11:54 AM
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Thank You! This might also be of interest...
http://annoyingparkingticket.blogspot.com/
Anon, don't park illegally. Problem solved.
That begs the question of what's illegal and what's not. Parking meters in the neighborhoods change the rules.
If there is a meter and it isn't paid, then that's illegal. Regardless of location of said meter.
Duh. This post is about locating parking meters in the neighborhoods.
They pray on you - http://dannyman.toldme.com/2011/01/22/parking-fascism/
San Francisco does indeed have a problem with officers who give no consideration when issuing parking tickets
that last link is wrong.
It should be
San Francisco no consideration PCO
So is this one.
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