No time limits nor parking meters. I am for leasing the Pack land for free flat parking or buying / constructing a parking deck downtown and pay thru user fees, grants, SPLOST, or increase of property taxes.
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Larry Demby
9 years ago
You have plenty of land spread out parking and run a bus around the lots
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wanda wile
9 years ago
do NOT implement the parking limit
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Connie kirby
9 years ago
Need at least 4 hr parking for train riders
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Lynn Brincks
9 years ago
This is not the solution. The council needs to give the train the 90 days they promised for them to come up with an alternative to train passengers
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Jesssica Purcell
9 years ago
Small towns are built by the community and visitors exploring and investing in local businesses. Allow the town to grow, somethings you just can't put a time limit on!
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Ria Ledbetter
9 years ago
I visit often and live in Blairsville. Implementing restriction would be devastating. People will stay away if they have to play musical spaces.
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Janet conaway
9 years ago
No limit on parking downtown
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Angelia Wilson
9 years ago
Dahlonega wants to do this also. Why don't they understand tourism. It's not inviting not to say ugly!
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Frances Lynn Coleman
9 years ago
This restriction will hurt our businesses! Plz reconsider! I thank u in advance.
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Charity Manwaring
9 years ago
A TOURIST ! NO, NO, NO
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Barbara Morris
9 years ago
My husband is on the same email address and he is AGAINST the 2-3 hour parking limit. He is Ansell T Maund III.
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Scott Kinney
9 years ago
Consider the impact this will have on the businesses, restaurants, etc., of downtown Blue Ridge. This idea needs to be reconsidered and reevaluated.
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Paula Morris
9 years ago
Blue Ridge is such a beautiful city with so much to offer and I feel this will kill a lot of the industry and downtown traffic. M son, Brian Fuller, owns a cabin there and we visit often, we love everything about Blue Ridge and visitors don't mind walking from a parking spot to shop and experience the ambience of Blue Ridge. Please don't take this away!
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Drexel Cheek
9 years ago
Many folks may need more than 3 hours to visit and spend money in Blue Ridge.
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Randall Pettett
9 years ago
Not a resident, but frequent visitor and parking time limits will destroy the economy of the Blue Ridge area. Even trolley service would be a better idea and revenue generator (i.e. Pigeon Forge).
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Nicole Kinser
9 years ago
I hate what they are doing to the downtown. We moved here in 1995, it was always my place to go for antique shopping and local lunch, taking kids to the park. The new shops are great, but as more and more high end stuff moves in, the "real" antiques move out, along with the local eateries. And now..limited parking? So..what? I can go eat a lunch and then make it into one shop before I have to go home? No more walking the whole strip? and taking my time? Instead I'll have to rush? and how are they going to enforce the time limit? Cops? security? parking readers? Blah! Leave our downtown alone.
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Taryn Mooney
9 years ago
No 2-3 hour limit parking.
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Sam Miller
9 years ago
Fannin CO property owner and frequent visitor to BR...usually fir more than an hour or two!!!
No time limits nor parking meters. I am for leasing the Pack land for free flat parking or buying / constructing a parking deck downtown and pay thru user fees, grants, SPLOST, or increase of property taxes.
You have plenty of land spread out parking and run a bus around the lots
do NOT implement the parking limit
Need at least 4 hr parking for train riders
This is not the solution. The council needs to give the train the 90 days they promised for them to come up with an alternative to train passengers
Small towns are built by the community and visitors exploring and investing in local businesses. Allow the town to grow, somethings you just can't put a time limit on!
I visit often and live in Blairsville. Implementing restriction would be devastating. People will stay away if they have to play musical spaces.
No limit on parking downtown
Dahlonega wants to do this also. Why don't they understand tourism. It's not inviting not to say ugly!
This restriction will hurt our businesses! Plz reconsider! I thank u in advance.
A TOURIST ! NO, NO, NO
My husband is on the same email address and he is AGAINST the 2-3 hour parking limit. He is Ansell T Maund III.
Consider the impact this will have on the businesses, restaurants, etc., of downtown Blue Ridge. This idea needs to be reconsidered and reevaluated.
Blue Ridge is such a beautiful city with so much to offer and I feel this will kill a lot of the industry and downtown traffic. M son, Brian Fuller, owns a cabin there and we visit often, we love everything about Blue Ridge and visitors don't mind walking from a parking spot to shop and experience the ambience of Blue Ridge. Please don't take this away!
Many folks may need more than 3 hours to visit and spend money in Blue Ridge.
Not a resident, but frequent visitor and parking time limits will destroy the economy of the Blue Ridge area. Even trolley service would be a better idea and revenue generator (i.e. Pigeon Forge).
I hate what they are doing to the downtown. We moved here in 1995, it was always my place to go for antique shopping and local lunch, taking kids to the park. The new shops are great, but as more and more high end stuff moves in, the "real" antiques move out, along with the local eateries. And now..limited parking? So..what? I can go eat a lunch and then make it into one shop before I have to go home? No more walking the whole strip? and taking my time? Instead I'll have to rush? and how are they going to enforce the time limit? Cops? security? parking readers? Blah! Leave our downtown alone.
No 2-3 hour limit parking.
Fannin CO property owner and frequent visitor to BR...usually fir more than an hour or two!!!
Saying no to parking limit