mastershake29x t1_izxg11n wrote
Reply to comment by eetzavinyl in 5 blocks of no parking for a full week? No parking signs were put up yesterday for the upcoming week on both sides of these streets (Brunswick btwn 7th and 9th, AND 8th street). by eetzavinyl
How much are you paying to park there?
eetzavinyl OP t1_izxqm72 wrote
$15/year for the permit to park on the street
lucke0204 t1_izxx30a wrote
Market rates for reserved parking run at $150-200+ per month. Jersey City street parking is the biggest bargain there is and still folks like you will complain about having to walk a few extra blocks home for construction.
eetzavinyl OP t1_izxy2wc wrote
The complaint is more about having at least 7 blocks worth of street parking unavailable for a full week all at the same time without much warning. Despite what some cars blowing through stop signs think, this isn’t a highway and doesn’t need to all be repaved all at the same time. They could stagger which blocks are being worked on at a time. I don’t mind walking a few blocks home from where I parked, that’s common. But the 7 blocks worth of cars vying for the same decreased quantity of street spots shouldn’t happen.
lucke0204 t1_izyixrb wrote
Looks like max 3 blocks in any direction. Max 900ft according to Google maps.
I agree with you in terms of local streets not being highways, but cyclists also benefit from well maintained roads.
If you can't deal with 5 days of reduced parking for infrastructure, you are welcome to pony up for a reserved spot.
eetzavinyl OP t1_izynw63 wrote
I don’t think we’re understanding each other but thanks for the advice.
Jeff3412 t1_j0c5arn wrote
As a car owner I am entitled to parking heavily subsidized by tax payers directly in front of my home and if that's not provided I am being oppressed by the evil leftist nazis.
lucke0204 t1_j0ex3er wrote
This guy gets it
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