Sure, but charging so little for such valuable land is effectively a subsidy for storing your private property on public land. Ideally there's: * market-rate p

Sure, but charging so little for such valuable land is effectively a subsidy for storing your private property on public land. Ideally there's: * market-rate parking (ensuring there are always spots) * a parking benefit district to benefit the area * No rules forcing people to build parking, instead letting the market decide the best use of land