Should neighborhoods require residential parking passes?

Asked by KTVZ

377 Votes

Should neighborhoods require residential parking passes?

24%

Yes, for safety Yes, for safety

76%

No, too overbearing No, too overbearing

24%

Yes, for safety

Neighborhoods should do a better job of keeping track of who's parking there for long periods of time - this will not only save parking spaces for actual residents and family, b... Show More

Neighborhoods should do a better job of keeping track of who's parking there for long periods of time - this will not only save parking spaces for actual residents and family, but also increase safety. Show Less

1 Comment

Brad Livsey

Of course! If you live in SISTERS you know the difficulty with getting into your own driveway on ANY given weekend with all the festivals, venues,etc......and all the out of area spandy pant cyclists

76%

No, too overbearing

Requiring parking permits on residential streets is silly. There's no reason to make homeowners or renters deal with all those extra rules or face tickets over miscommunications... Show More

Requiring parking permits on residential streets is silly. There's no reason to make homeowners or renters deal with all those extra rules or face tickets over miscommunications or visitors. Show Less

5 Comments

Leslie Ann

These people live there, pay enough property taxes. They SHOULD NOT have to pay taxes to live there!!!

Dave Voiles

Another dumb idea. The only people that will make out on that deal are those who are collecting the fees! You don't have to think very hard to see that slippery slope.

Heidi Owen

Starting to get very stupid with this crap.

Sandra Woll

I've lived in placed requiring permits.... It becomes a real hassle for residents to apply for themselves & guests. Also, Visitors to the city have no choice but to park in already overcrowded areas.

k san

No, too many rules and restrictions for a neighborhood.

Are you planning on attending any festivities at the Crooked River Roundup?

Asked by KTVZ

117 Votes

Are you planning on attending any festivities at the Crooked River Roundup?

9%

YES YES

91%

NO NO

9%

YES

0 Comment

No one has commented yet

91%

NO

1 Comment

Jeff Sanders

Wouldn't mind, it's quite quite a drive. Of course it would be hot.

Would you support a tax on Zyn to fund wildfire fighting and prevention?

Asked by KTVZ

115 Votes

Would you support a tax on Zyn to fund wildfire fighting and prevention?

37%

YES YES

63%

NO NO

37%

YES

1 Comment

Oakley Taylor

We should all be in favor of anything that creates a safer community for all of us, regardless of political affiliation. Since our federal funds have been decreased, we need another form of revenue to supplement our fire fighting revenue.

63%

NO

1 Comment

k san

These things have been voted on and approved by voters in the past already. This is just another example of hands out for $$ from property owners. I am against ANY new taxes on property owners. We are tapped out!! Tax alcohol, cigarettes, whatever else to make EVERYONE share in the pain.

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Should neighborhoods require residential parking passes?

24% Yes, for safety Yes, for safety

76% No, too overbearing No, too overbearing

24% Yes, for safety

76% No, too overbearing

Are you planning on attending any festivities at the Crooked River Roundup?

9% YES YES

91% NO NO

9% YES

91% NO

Would you support a tax on Zyn to fund wildfire fighting and prevention?

37% YES YES

63% NO NO

37% YES

63% NO

24%

Yes, for safety Yes, for safety

76%

No, too overbearing No, too overbearing

24%

Yes, for safety

76%

No, too overbearing

9%

YES YES

91%

NO NO

9%

YES

91%

NO

37%

YES YES

63%

NO NO

37%

YES

63%

NO