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Originally Posted by PaPaLarry
I think the businesses would like to have their employee's park further away from their place of employment, so that customers can have the better and closer parking spots. Thats just a good business practice. I'm sure when employees report for work, there is a abundance of parking spots, hours before the busy time starts. I hope they think like this???
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It is common practice to require employees to park "a distance" from the business so customers can park as close as possible. This practice is especially important when parking is a premium----as it is in and around the town square and especially in the area OP mentions in his post. Tickets--- whoa nobody should get a ticket unless he/she is parked in a no parking spot that is clearly marked NO PARKING.