guest parking passes - zoned?
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davis_squareI believe that guest passes are zoned - that is they must be used in the area where they are issued.
The other day I saw a car with a parking ticket - saying no permit - but they had a guest pass. It was on my street - a different looking guest pass than mine, but the address on the guest pass was two houses down but around the corner - possibly a different zone.
So... I know I'm on the edge of 3 wards, Do the guest passes coincide with the wards? Does anyone know if there is a map, and if I must have my guests park within my zone? This is all new to me as we used to have casual parking. Any insight would be appreciated.
The other day I saw a car with a parking ticket - saying no permit - but they had a guest pass. It was on my street - a different looking guest pass than mine, but the address on the guest pass was two houses down but around the corner - possibly a different zone.
So... I know I'm on the edge of 3 wards, Do the guest passes coincide with the wards? Does anyone know if there is a map, and if I must have my guests park within my zone? This is all new to me as we used to have casual parking. Any insight would be appreciated.
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Date: 2010-03-24 10:47 am (UTC)No idea how wards come into- I don't remember seeing that on the back of the pass, but then, I was only looking to see where I could park if the street itself was full. So I'd start w/ reading the pass and seeing if it says anything about it. How would a guest even know where ward boundaries are?