REDDING, Calif. — The irritation with downtown Redding’s new compensated-parking system, which started in February, continues to mount.
Joyce Gardner, a therapist, and Lewis Chamberlain, a economical advisor, share a building on Oregon Avenue. They say the cost-free parking spaces on their avenue have been filling up these earlier several months as men and women keep away from the pay back specifications. In convert, their genuine purchasers are unable to park out entrance of their location.
Ironically, that was the explanation Town of Redding officers gave for utilizing the up-to-date parking-system: to churn turnover and avoid readers from parking downtown
