New Orleans Residents Allowed to Park on Neutral Ground
New Ordinance Allows Parking on Neutral Ground Until 8 p.m.
In a move that is sure to please many New Orleans residents, the city council has passed an ordinance that allows parking on neutral ground until 8 p.m.
What is Neutral Ground?
Neutral ground is the grassy median that separates lanes of traffic on many of New Orleans' streets.
Why is This a Big Deal?
Parking on neutral ground has long been a contentious issue in New Orleans. Many residents have complained that the lack of parking makes it difficult to live in the city.
The new ordinance is a compromise that allows residents to park on neutral ground without blocking traffic or creating safety hazards.
When Does the Ordinance Go Into Effect?
The ordinance goes into effect immediately.
Where Can I Park on Neutral Ground?
You can park on neutral ground on any street where it is not prohibited by signs or other regulations.
How Long Can I Park on Neutral Ground?
You can park on neutral ground for up to two hours at a time.
What are the Restrictions?
You cannot park on neutral ground within 20 feet of an intersection.
You cannot park on neutral ground within 10 feet of a fire hydrant.
You cannot park on neutral ground within 5 feet of a driveway.
What are the Benefits of Parking on Neutral Ground?
There are several benefits to parking on neutral ground, including:
- It frees up parking spaces on the street.
- It makes it easier to find parking.
- It reduces traffic congestion.
- It improves safety for pedestrians and cyclists.
What are the Concerns About Parking on Neutral Ground?
There are also some concerns about parking on neutral ground, including:
- It could damage the grass.
- It could create drainage problems.
- It could make it more difficult for emergency vehicles to access homes and businesses.
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