The Town Council's Parking Task Force Proposal is....
A solution looking for a problem
The Council Task Force's own
Final Parking Study concluded:
"Overall parking supply is ample and can support all proposed future growth."
"Developers [are] making little to no contribution to the burdens that new developments will invariably place on parking and mobility infrastructure."
Think about the impact to you, and...
let's be sensible
Appropriating home frontage for business parking spots creates narrower driving lanes, poorer sight lines for cars and children, more late-night noise, constant enforcement surveillance and lower property values. It ultimately reduces the number of spots available to residents, their guests and home workers.
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Educate yourself and determine the impact to you
Educate Yourself
Determine the Impact to You
Determine the Impact to You
Read the Parking Study Findings here
Read the Strategy Recommendations here
View the Parking Action Plan Matrix here
Determine the Impact to You
Determine the Impact to You
Determine the Impact to You
Read the Parking Task Force Proposal here
Then read from your neighbors how this might impact you and decide for yourself:
"Unintended Consequences" - Planet Princeton
"Concerns About Task Force"- Town Topics
"Permit Parking is an Insult" - Planet Princeton
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