Parking?
<div>"Additionally, we believe there is a benefit to the residents of eliminating the environmental impact of 300 cars. "<br /><br />I'm confused. Is your plan is to remove 300+ public parking spaces and...
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Thank you for your comment Jeb-
Elimination of the existing parking lot has been contemplated for many years. In 2008, the Forest Hills Improvement Initiative documented the community... Read more...
Cdp, the community vision in 2008 may not be the same now... The neighborhood has already changed quite a bit. Saying that commuters might just move or park where it's more expensive to commute is not...
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Hello, this is a point of information --there was no elimination of commuter parking for Forest Hills. It is true that the development of the lot was contemplated, but the parking for commuters was preserved...
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It's not the job of developers in JP to worry about where commuters FROM outside the neighborhood going TO somewhere outside the neighborhood are going to store their cars in the process. They can use...
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Since the developers are the ones displacing the commuters, I do think they share in the responsibility of finding or creating an alternative. Wherever you have a transit station, particularly at the end...
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No, Susan. The point of a transit station isn't only to get people to drive there — that's what buses, local shuttles, bikes, and taxis are for. The alternative is to move those people driving to Forest...
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