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Are you talking about parking fees? That's pretty different from literally making it a crime for non-residents to be there.

• ggreer 6y ago
  Some cities have neighborhoods where only residents can park on the street. If you park your car in parts of Berkeley[1] or SF[2] and you don't have a permit, you can be ticketed. They can also tow your vehicle, though I'm sure that almost never happens in practice. 1. https://www.cityofberkeley.info/rpp/ https://www.cityofberkeley.info/rpp/ 2. https://www.sfmta.com/permits/residential-parking-permits-rpp https://www.sfmta.com/permits/residential-parking-permits-rp...
  • necubi 6y ago
    What does have to do with Palo Alto criminalizing non-residents using a city park?
    • leetcrew 6y ago
      it's an example of restricting access to public property that is generally accepted.