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No 2-3 Hour Parking Limit in Blue Ridge

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LouAnnCardwell
9 years ago

No 3 hour time limits. Although I do not live in Blue Ridge it is where I come to shop and eat out. This is a bad idea.

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Larry Potts
9 years ago

This is sure way to kill downtown business

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Rick Dillarf
9 years ago

This is ridiculous 3 hour parking

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Gary Abercrombie
9 years ago

No to parking limits. Blue Ridge has a good thing going so let's not screw it up... I don't live in Blue Ridge but I do work and shop here everyday.

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Adrienne Tecza
9 years ago

We love enjoying Blue Ride, PLEASE don't rush us. Let us really enjoy every minute.

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Melinda Jones
9 years ago

This is not a solution that is going to work for our community! find one that does. I know how about a parking deck along the train tracks where we already have parking for visitors.

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Eric Martin
9 years ago

I do not endorse this. This is not good for businesses

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Joan Siler
9 years ago

Build other parking options. Like the empty lot near the train tracks put up a small parking deck of some sort

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Maureen Langford
9 years ago

This is a ridiculous solution to the parking problem. All downtown businesses as well as employees will be negatively be impacted by such a ridiculous rule.

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Cherie Hampton
9 years ago

We have a vacation home on the lake. Have never had an issue with parking . Will be moving to Blue Ridge permanently in a year or so.

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Kyran Soleil
9 years ago

Local workers shouldn't have to pay the price of such stingy parking laws!

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Jason Henderson
9 years ago

I am opposed to 2-3 parking limits in Downtown Blue Ridge. I feel it would be detrimental to tourism and local business owners.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

No timed parking

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Steve Mayfield
9 years ago

Blue Ridge has been discovered and the parking situation will get worse and then the golden goose will leave. Build more parking. Build it and they will come.

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Greg Green
9 years ago

Greg Green

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Paula p price
9 years ago

Find more parking around town, ive parked on the street and walked around town and ate, i would hate to have to worry about running and moving my car, that would cause more confusion! Im not a citizen but i do come visit and shop,eat,etc.

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Norma Nesmith
9 years ago

I believe this vote should be deferred until an impact study is complete and the council can present a comprehensive economic growth vision for Blue Ridge of which parking is only one component.

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Diane Treadway
9 years ago

Cabin on my mountain

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Pam joyce
9 years ago

Wish I could vote in next city commission election. Several will go. Too much self not public interest going on

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Dannielle McClure
9 years ago

As a frequent visitor to downtown Blue Ridge, this would greatly inhibit our ability to casually shop (spend $), eat (spend $), and drink (spend $) in your town.