Handicap spaces should only go to those who 'really' need them
Apr 12, 2002 | 242 views | 0 0 comments | 7 7 recommendations | email to a friend | print
Dear Editor:

I agree with Brian Stack's plan to cut down on the number of handicap spaces in Union City. I have seen people give their spaces to their children and grandchildren to use, when they no longer have a car or the handicap person has died.

Union City officials should require all individuals, with a handicap space, to submit a doctor's note to a parking committee of at least three people to certify their need for a handicap space on a yearly basis. In addition, a yearly fee of $50 should be imposed for the special parking privilege permit.

It is a shame that individuals who are really disabled and in need of a handicap space are made to wait because others don't give up their spaces when they are no longer needed.

Nicholas Reale
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