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Old 07-08-2016, 10:24 PM
 
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So a neighbor of mines has handicap parking poles in front of her home. Often times I've seen her car parked past one of the poles. For example, today the back end of her car was sticking out way past the pole, and she still had over 3 feet of empty handicap space in front of her. The only reason this is a problem is because where 2 cars could easily fit behind her without sticking out past the permit parking sign, now only one car can. Parking is a hassle as it is and it sucks not being able to find parking on your own block even though we have to pay for permit parking. And it doesn't help that the PPA is a major pain and have already ticketed us for our car sticking out past the pole. Do I have any right to say something to her?
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