I concur with the petition to have woody views way a no parking zone during the use of the stadium. It creates safety hazards.
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Jennifer SUN
2 years ago
I agree with the content of the petition, but believe it should not exclude approved visitors to our property who could perhaps be granted a pass of some sort.
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Kortney Rykers-Hollier
2 years ago
YES YES YES sick of paying fines in my own street at my own house
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TAKAHIRO TATENO
2 years ago
we have such a bad experience from
bad manner people . we cant stand anymore.
please found good solution.
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Tony James
2 years ago
It seems that a $150 parking fine is not deterring people (assuming it's even getting collected - sounds like many people just don't pay the fines at all).
If you carpool with a few friends to the game, it's actually a pretty cheap way to "pay for parking". Let's not allow this.
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Chris Love
2 years ago
This will be great for residents finally a chance to get it right
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Ric Rodriguez
2 years ago
Street is way too narrow and dangerous to pass through with so many cars parked on the street
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Trish
2 years ago
For the safety of all
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Mayerlyn Torres
2 years ago
Extreamly dangerous
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Suzana Pobulic
2 years ago
Unit 64
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Trevor Hollier
2 years ago
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Sick of cars blocking the street , sick of permits for living in my area kids can’t play in street and I missed my ferry because I couldn’t get my trailer out of the street
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Madeline Howlett
2 years ago
Absolutely in support!
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Ray Swann
2 years ago
The system that was in place where the street was closed off on event days and residents were issued with passes to enter worked well. It cost someone the price of a body at the entrance to the street for a few hours but the street was not clogged with vehicles and strewn with rubbish after the event. The current system might make money for the Council IF the offenders pay the parking fines. Last I heard the BCC was owed $1.3 Billion in unpaid parking fines. The GCCC dont publish figures that I know of but one can assume the same attitude to parking fines prevails in the GC as does in Brisbane, Of course there is the added risk to the Council of expensive litigation should the unmanaged free for all that occurs on event days was to prevent emergency services access in the event of a fire, accident or illness.
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Susanne Hill
2 years ago
The current situation is unsafe and is having a continued impact on residents who should be entitled to access to and quiet enjoyment of their own homes. We have had instances where we have been very close to being completely blocked in when needing to get to work during game times. I have concerns should their be a serious medical incident or fire in our street during an event at the stadium.
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Ron Cripps
2 years ago
This is a dangerous situation with an accident waiting to happen.
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Cathy cripps
2 years ago
This causes a dangerous situation which will result in an accident.
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Elmarie van Zyl
2 years ago
Event days are ridiculous with cars parked everywhere. I advised some people of the ilegal parking and said they would get a fine. The answer was that the fine was fine and they would cop it. The problem won't go away if the fines are just merely increased!
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AMBER HOLT
2 years ago
This is an ongoing concern which is not going to improve unless changes are made
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Angela Garwood
2 years ago
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Last event was for the Monster Jam, together with the number of cars parked wherever they saw enough room to squeeze into, one 4WD parked right on top of the fire hydrant.
The drivers when advised they shouldn't park here as they will get a fine, they said it is cheaper to park there and get a fine, so it doesn't bother them.
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Vicki marshall
2 years ago
Good luck people would definitely be in trouble if there was a fire or emergency.
I concur with the petition to have woody views way a no parking zone during the use of the stadium. It creates safety hazards.
I agree with the content of the petition, but believe it should not exclude approved visitors to our property who could perhaps be granted a pass of some sort.
YES YES YES sick of paying fines in my own street at my own house
we have such a bad experience from bad manner people . we cant stand anymore. please found good solution.
It seems that a $150 parking fine is not deterring people (assuming it's even getting collected - sounds like many people just don't pay the fines at all). If you carpool with a few friends to the game, it's actually a pretty cheap way to "pay for parking". Let's not allow this.
This will be great for residents finally a chance to get it right
Street is way too narrow and dangerous to pass through with so many cars parked on the street
For the safety of all
Extreamly dangerous
Unit 64
Sick of cars blocking the street , sick of permits for living in my area kids can’t play in street and I missed my ferry because I couldn’t get my trailer out of the street
Absolutely in support!
The system that was in place where the street was closed off on event days and residents were issued with passes to enter worked well. It cost someone the price of a body at the entrance to the street for a few hours but the street was not clogged with vehicles and strewn with rubbish after the event. The current system might make money for the Council IF the offenders pay the parking fines. Last I heard the BCC was owed $1.3 Billion in unpaid parking fines. The GCCC dont publish figures that I know of but one can assume the same attitude to parking fines prevails in the GC as does in Brisbane, Of course there is the added risk to the Council of expensive litigation should the unmanaged free for all that occurs on event days was to prevent emergency services access in the event of a fire, accident or illness.
The current situation is unsafe and is having a continued impact on residents who should be entitled to access to and quiet enjoyment of their own homes. We have had instances where we have been very close to being completely blocked in when needing to get to work during game times. I have concerns should their be a serious medical incident or fire in our street during an event at the stadium.
This is a dangerous situation with an accident waiting to happen.
This causes a dangerous situation which will result in an accident.
Event days are ridiculous with cars parked everywhere. I advised some people of the ilegal parking and said they would get a fine. The answer was that the fine was fine and they would cop it. The problem won't go away if the fines are just merely increased!
This is an ongoing concern which is not going to improve unless changes are made
Last event was for the Monster Jam, together with the number of cars parked wherever they saw enough room to squeeze into, one 4WD parked right on top of the fire hydrant. The drivers when advised they shouldn't park here as they will get a fine, they said it is cheaper to park there and get a fine, so it doesn't bother them.
Good luck people would definitely be in trouble if there was a fire or emergency.