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Not sure where you're at but where I live the opposite is true. There is massive public sentiment against public street parking because it makes it possible for
by sidewndr46 4y ago
Not sure where you're at but where I live the opposite is true. There is massive public sentiment against public street parking because it makes it possible for people to come and go from the area at will. A significant fraction of property owners believe they own the road too.
It's common enough that plenty of homeowners put up their own no parking signs, which are obviously un-enforceable. There is at least one sign that I'm aware that I think was put up by the city as pacification measure. There is no possible mechanism the city could use to enforce it, but it does appear to have been installed by the city.
- masfuerte 4y agoIn most places homeowners do own the road up to the centre line. This ownership gives them approximately no rights over it though.
- sidewndr46 4y agoThat's unique, my property line goes out to the curb. But my rights stop at the sidewalk approximately. I can put gardens between the curb and the sidewalk, but they tend to get dug up by maint. workers.
- pandaman 4y agoA lot of places have permit parking, where permits are only available to the residents. Following this route seems to be more productive than making fake signs to me.