
“Resident Permit Parking Only” signs have come to Moss Hill, where every house has a driveway and almost every driveway leads to a garage.
Space saver in #jamaicaplain “Be decent… Try not being an asshole (for once)” @universalhub pic.twitter.com/HWBAmXcbY6
— Bobbie (@girlinjp) February 19, 2015
The message on this space saver, found at the corner of Myrtle and Pond, starts out politely enough. But read to the end.
The parking nightmare appears to have driven at least one resident to take the air out of his or her neighbor’s tires (or possibly slash them.) And, according to social media chatter, at least three cars in the vicinity have gotten the same treatment.
@universalhub @02130News Space saver in a municipal parking lot…now that’s a new one. pic.twitter.com/sR5KZAvWLH
— hillary (@_hillary) February 4, 2015
JP’s Hillary Corbett saw something she’d never seen before (and I’ve never seen before) — a space saver in a city-owned lot spot.
I want to comment on Amanda Lapham’s recent article on keeping our shopping local.
At 5 p.m. on Friday it will be 48 hours since Mayor Marty Walsh ended our most recent snow emergency. That means, officially at least, no more space savers.