How do you really feel about the parking chair? (to rent, living in)

[gg]

Originally Posted by Katarina Witt

Agreed, it's not just Pittsburgh. My little suburban town has a Friday night music festival every week during the summer in the downtown. People come from all over the metro area. The residents complained to the city (who did nothing) so they started putting up chairs, too. I've also seen them in the winter. Mostly like the Lawrenceville chairs.

Yep, it is in all lower class areas of cities. As one moves up to a higher class, you get a driveway and garage, with plenty of off street parking.

[Copanut]

Originally Posted by gg

Yep, it is in all lower class areas of cities. As one moves up to a higher class, you get a driveway and garage, with plenty of off street parking.

When I lived in Mt. Lebo I had to park on the street. Such a low class area.

[Goinback2011]

Originally Posted by Copanut

When I lived in Mt. Lebo I had to park on the street. Such a low class area.

It"s illegal to park on the street overnight in Mt. Lebanon.

[Copanut]

Originally Posted by Goinback2011

It"s illegal to park on the street overnight in Mt. Lebanon.

I lived on the corner of Bower Hill and 19, I parked on the street. There was no parking available at the apartment building where I lived.

[charisb]

Originally Posted by gg

Yep, it is in all lower class areas of cities. As one moves up to a higher class, you get a driveway and garage, with plenty of off street parking.

Yes, my friends who live in Summerset and park on the street will be surprised to know they are living in a lower class area of Pittsburgh.

[Goinback2011]

Originally Posted by Copanut

I lived on the corner of Bower Hill and 19, I parked on the street. There was no parking available at the apartment building where I lived.

From their website:

Overnight Parking
You can request special permission to park a vehicle on the street during the overnight hours by calling 412-343-4023, between the hours of 6:00 PM and 11:00 PM, prior to parking the vehicle overnight. Permission will only be given to those persons who can not park the vehicle in their driveway due to construction, repaving, or an overnight guest and the driveway is currently filled with other vehicles.

Mt. Lebanon, PA - Official Website - Overnight Parking

[Katarina Witt]

Originally Posted by Copanut

When I lived in Mt. Lebo I had to park on the street. Such a low class area.

I was thinking the same thing about my town's downtown area. The houses are older, but it's not "low class".

[DaisyDaisy]

Originally Posted by charisb

Yes, my friends who live in Summerset and park on the street will be surprised to know they are living in a lower class area of Pittsburgh.

Ha ha. Mine too.

On a side note, hate the term "low class." I know some people who live in lower to middle socioeconomic areas who have more "class" (but not money) than some people I know in FC. Money does not equal class!

[norcider]

Originally Posted by gg

Yep, it is in all lower class areas of cities. As one moves up to a higher class, you get a driveway and garage, with plenty of off street parking.

Tell this to people living in Shadyside, what an absurd thing to say.

[gladhands]

Originally Posted by gg

Yep, it is in all lower class areas of cities. As one moves up to a higher class, you get a driveway and garage, with plenty of off street parking.

If you have a driveway in DC, NYC, Boston you're probably not in one of the nicer neighborhoods.