PANEL RECOMMENDS DOWNTOWN PARKING CHANGES
Responding to reports that up to half of downtown meters are occupied by nonpaying 
vehicles driven by people with disabilities, an advisory
committee has recommended major changes in the city's parking policies.
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I think that they should make the changes...  although I believe that there are a 
number of vehicle owners that abuse those disability placards by parking with the 
placards when they are not really disabled.

I've seen some people that show no disabilities at all get in or out of cars with 
those placards showing, start their cars, remove the placards and then proceed to 
drive away.

I know that parking enforcement is limited in staffing and that there is not much that 
they could do, but it just steams me that there are people that are willing to take 
advantage of something like this...




Russell Sasaoka
Coon Rapids 
(Formerly of Loring Park)
Working in Minneapolis 
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