<human>: Back story: I live on a one way street with multiple duplexes and I just so happen to live in a duplex. The end of our street has 3 duplexes, each having no driveway just simply a small side yard. Across from these duplexes is an enormous parking lot consisting of roughly 60 spots (6 rows of 10 spots in each row). Our small town (approximately 2 sq. miles) has a silly ordinance that allows no cars to park on the streets over night. Combine this ordinance with our lack of driveways, and we are simply left with no place to park overnight. Our only solution is to park in the enormous parking lot directly across the street. Here's the fun part...

Our town is unveiling this new ordinance that requires individuals to pay $100 per car to park in the lot for the year. This $100 permit solidifies you a parking spot in the lot, but the following year, you must renew that same permit for another $100. We are halfway through the year so I thought to myself, "hey maybe only $50 per car since we're halfway through." Boy was I wrong. They want a $100 flat rate regardless of when you obtain the permit. That being said, I need some insight on some valid points I should bring up in the meeting.

I have some ideas, but I know they way my town works, and I feel like they will have no pity for us regardless of my situation. The board is filled with money hungry assholes, but what isn't nowadays. Assume that each duplex consists of a family with 2 cars, this would be $600 directly paid to the town when, given the circumstances, we should be given a spot in the parking lot. Now discard that assumption, my house alone would be coughing up $600 due to our cars as well as our work trucks/vans. This is complete and utter bullshit. Any insight, Reddit?

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<bot>: My town is unveiling a new ordinance requiring us to pay $100 for a parking permit. Myself, and many others, live on a street with no driveways.