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Patrick, you mention "artificially inflated minimums." What are the actual minimum parking requirements for the condominiums in your neighborhood? Is it one space for every two apartments, three apartments or four apartments?

You suggest that the DC government make the parking permits less available to the residents of the new condominiums. Exactly how to you expect to sustain that high price for permit or prohibition when there are many more condominiums, and there isn't enough parking, and the residents of those buildings are DC voters?

by JW on Aug 3, 2008 10:55 am • link • report

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