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To the Editor :
I am writing to advocate for the continuation of the no parking policy on Linn Street in Fayette. I am a homeowner residing at 403 N Linn with a driveway that opens to the …
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To the Editor:
I am writing to advocate for the continuation of the no parking policy on Linn Street in Fayette. I am a homeowner residing at 403 N Linn with a driveway that opens to the street. The narrowness of the street, the potential repercussions for emergency and utility vehicles, and the risk of obstructing driveways are among several compelling reasons to preserve this policy.
As a person with a chronic health condition, the thought of not being able to exit quickly or have EMS accessibility causes me a great deal of anxiety. Hence it is especially important to me to have a driveway I can continue to get in and out of easily. Allowing parking could lead to frustrations and delays, particularly in urgent situations. Safety should not be compromised for convenience.
By upholding the no parking policy on Linn Street, we ensure that emergency services can navigate smoothly, utilities can be maintained effectively, and residents can access their homes without hindrance. Let us continue to keep the interests of our community at heart by maintaining the status quo.
Dr. Elizabeth Page
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