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It's funny, in London new housing has been built with the explicit planning condition that residents aren't entitled to on street parking and no parking is incl
by VBprogrammer 7y ago
It's funny, in London new housing has been built with the explicit planning condition that residents aren't entitled to on street parking and no parking is included in the development.
- mktmkr 7y agoIn SF as well, but the local government has shown itself unable to resist calls to later add parking entitlements to structures after they are built. For example all "live-work" developments are forbidden by law from participating in residential parking permit zones, but the city council has repeatedly established RPP zones on blocks where the sole residential buildings are all live-work.
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- rory096 7y agoOut of curiosity, what mechanism is used to bar residents of new buildings from on-street parking? Pressure on the on-street parking supply is the most common reason given to support off-street parking requirements.
- esotericn 7y agoInner London boroughs issue permits for on street residents parking linked to a car registration. If you live in a new development you can't get a permit. I have been in a queue at the local council offices behind a guy who had bought a 500K+ flat without knowing he could not park his car within 2+ miles of it. Fun. I don't live there any more.