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Lithos

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12. Thank you

Reply to TexasTowelie (Reply #8)

Sat Jan 13, 2024, 02:37 AM

Jan 2024

I will be downloading this application. It is a positive step.

I also know my secondary complaint about misuse is very difficult to present in court. i do welcome people's opinions and results over this matter. TBH - we frequently either have me drop my wife off and I park in the hinterland, or she takes the pain and deals with the situation. Neither are preferred.

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Laws have changed around parking for disabled Texans over the years. Here's how it looks today. [View all] TexasTowelie Jan 2024 OP

I'm glad to see this, TT. Too many people either ignore the signs or are too brer cat Jan 2024 #1

My downstairs neighbors were using the disabled spot next to the ramp that goes to my building. TexasTowelie Jan 2024 #4

You need a new manager, preferably full time. brer cat Jan 2024 #14

The apartment manager is a full-time employee. TexasTowelie Jan 2024 #15

Pinning Lithos Jan 2024 #2

$500 max in Oregon.. Permanut Jan 2024 #3

In Texas it is super-abused Lithos Jan 2024 #5

Enforcement is lax here . Permanut Jan 2024 #6

I'm glad that they put an app out there to report violations. TexasTowelie Jan 2024 #8

Thanks for the tip about the app! Permanut Jan 2024 #9

Thank you Lithos Jan 2024 #12

You're welcome. TexasTowelie Jan 2024 #13

I did not know about your wife's immobility. TexasTowelie Jan 2024 #7

I am very grateful that I have no mobility issues of any kind. PoindexterOglethorpe Jan 2024 #10

That is how I felt when I wasn't disabled. TexasTowelie Jan 2024 #11