🚀 go-pugleaf

Alright, Dawn, I'll hold your hand on this one last time,
after which you'll just have to shoulder life's little
inequities with the help of another or be overwhelmed by
it all:  

Dawn M. Smith (dawn@cc.gatech.edu) wrote:
: 	Even my branch chief rolled his eyes at that one.  But those $10
: areas are not the only places to park.  Becides, it appears that everyone
: who wanted a parking permit got one...
You are greatly decieved to belive that POV, MARTA, or even CCT
passes have been sufficiently distributed: I've been inundated with
requests to park on my property. 


: 	Are you just sore that some of us think your price is too high?
To what are you refering to?  If you don't like the price of
something don't buy it.  I couldn't care less about your
personal travel or parking plans.  This is an opportunity for
those that really need close in parking to get it; if you want
to pass out parking spaces for less, you are free to purchase
property in Homepark and charge as little for parking as you
might see fit.


: Becides, does your landlord know about your ad?  Do you have that "Home
: Park" parking sticker to go on the buyer's car????
As a land owner, who exactly would be my 'landlord'?

Parking or traffic laws do not apply to private property; you
don't even need to be licensed, or for your vehical to be
registed with the state, until you operate (it) in public.  The
sticker is only required to park on the publicly owned streets,
it does not prevent traveling or other such use of the streets
by residents, their visitors, or anyone else for that matter 
from passing through. 

By the way, have fun on MARTA; I'm sure that you'll find an
abundance of parking and nothing but empty trains in the
midst of the 1996 Summer Olympic Games.