City Will Charge Georgetown Residents for Extra ParkingSlangwhanger sez: Need to plow National Airport under, build a 27-story parking garage, have people park there and take the metro home to Georgetown or wherever. Make DC auto-free!
WASHINGTON - Monday May 21, 2007 6:14 am
Many Georgetown residents are upset that D.C. officials want to charge them a fee for parking in front of their driveways.
The effort to ease the neighborhood parking shortage is a six-month pilot project set to begin this summer. The Department of Transportation will allow Georgetown residents to buy a permit to block their own access.
DCDOT spokeswoman Karyn LeBlanc says officials haven't decided how much to charge.
Residents already pay $15 a year for permits allowing them to park their cars on blocks near their houses.
Al Wheeler of the Georgetown Kiwanis Club says D-DOT staffers have told him they could cost about $180. He says it's good that the city is bringing parking relief to Georgetown, but it's unfair to generate revenue at the neighborhood's expense.
So Let's Start Acting Like We Have Some Power
Monday, May 21, 2007
Make DC Auto-Free!
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