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San Diego cracks down on anyone living in his car
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This comment was removed by the site staff.Council sneaks in vote on 30th Street bike lanes at last minute
Anyone familiar with this portion of 30th Street has seen the parking problem worsen over the years. Parking within a block of your destination was once possible but rarely anymore. Now there will be 500 fewer parking spaces? I'm very pro environment, but this is putting the cart before the horse. Unlike some European cities, San Diego is very vast and most people (still) need cars. I'm sick and tired of the City Council voting against the will of the majority of citizens. I for one will never vote for any of them that have approved this. Thank you Barbara Bry for being the only member of the council to not vote for this awful plan.— December 4, 2020 1:48 p.m.