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Originally Posted by cheswick
Also actually enforce parking limits on downtown streets to stop meter feeders (which is cheaper than parking at many lots). That would help free up spaces for downtown visitors. Seriously don't know why they don't go with a license plate system (which I've seen at private lots) and once your 2 hours are up you can't re-pay for that same license plate. I've heard of so many people who work downtown and just street park and go outside every couple hours to "feed the meter". I know you're technically not allowed to do that but I've never heard of anyone ever getting a ticket for re-metering.
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In the lots I park in, it's cheaper(or roughly the same) to pay the daytime flat rate than to plug the metre. When I need to drive. $9 per day in the lot, from 6am to 6pm. $2 for 2 hours on the street. I'd need to plug the metre at least 5 times for my entire day.
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