October 6, 2011 at 3:18 pm
#736375
Klause
Member
Added to the mess is all the new construction (Apts/Townhomes/condos)that the city only imposes minimal required parking spaces for the units, which forces more vehicles on the streets. I don’t understand the cities building codes that basically only requires 1 stall per unit (if that). On average, more than one person lives in a unit and usually both people have cars. Not seeing the logic in Seattle’s idiotic requirements. They believe that everyone in the city will give up their cars and take to buses and bikes. Plus, when the contractors build the parking stalls for these new buildings, unless you have a Motorcylce, most cars won’t fit in them.
Ahhhggg!