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ckm @ Oct 17th 2007 10:22PM
Please. Don't be ridiculous. In most cities in the world, people PAY for parking. This is exactly the same thing, just a one time payment instead of a monthly thing (and it's a bit more expensive).
Never mind the fact that almost anywhere in the world, the value of property increases if it's got a garage attached.
Besides, I live in an American city where we spend $450 million/year on homeless services. How much does your city spend (or your country for that matter)?
Chris.