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by cell, P and D, pay-by-space, or in-car meters. But on- street parking is mostly under-priced, and one of the main reasons is that the cities don’t have a vehicle to collect the additional revenues. However, if you reread my post, I think you will find


that although I do use a bit of humor to get the point across, I also hinted that the process may have moved too quickly and some hard questions hadn’t yet been asked. Most of these campaigns, whether for or against a proj-


ect, have a leader, someone who has some sort of interest in it. I can’t understand for the life of me what’s wrong with that.Why would someone who has no vested interest spend time and money to oppose or support a project? I’m sure that when all the facts are known, and both


sides have had their say, the good people of Portsmouth will make the right decision, whatever it may be, and some of the citizenry will be unhappy.Welcome to America.


You could have read these entries when they were originally posted at Parking Today’s Blog – and commented, if you liked – by logging on to www.parkingtoday.com and clicking on “blog.” JVH updates the blog almost every day.


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