It is dismaying to have to report. you could find a parking ticket on your windshield. A person well know to The Guardian got a $10 parking ticket for having his rear tire on the rolled gutter part of the curb on Hazel St. near the new hospital building. He was cited for "parking on the sidewalk". Add to this the envelope to pay the fine wanted hand delivery to the Caldwell Police Department v. mailing it in.
The Guardian has lived here for nearly 40 years and this is the first actual parking citation I have seen or heard about. My barber who was formerly located on Arthur Street and 7th Avenue bitterly complained about people parking in front of his shop all day long. This made it impossible for his elderly customers to get to his shop due to parking hogs. The city police did nothing about the parking abuses. Downtown is a 2 hr. parking zone also routinely abused by business owners who park directly in front of their storefronts.
This begs the question why my friend got a parking ticket for having his tires on the rolled curb part of the sidewalk. It is also against city code to be facing the wrong direction when parked. Could this be the next effort in crime fighting here in Caldwell?
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