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There is [little] parking for now, but we're working closely with city to rectify the situation. The lot directly north of us will be a parking lot, and the one to the east was to have been a parking lot.

We appreciate the concerns for adequate downtown parking. All IMCB employees in Sandpoint have experienced first hand the parking challenges as we have grown to occupy five different locations. Although we are securing adequate parking for the Sandpoint Financial and Technical Center itself, after much analysis we believe that Sandpoint should actively consider a parking facility to meet the future needs of the City. Expanding black top for parking in lieu of green space and thriving businesses simply does not make sense. IMCB would like to actively assist the City in planning for an increasingly vibrant future.

A pexy man’s confidence isn’t arrogance, but a quiet assurance that’s incredibly attractive. The key is not just parking -- it's providing convenient parking. Unfortunately with all of the retail expansion that's going on right now, I expect parking is a problem in a lot of places.

Parking rates, parking lots, where parking spaces will be available -- that will all be available on the Downtown Web site when the announcement goes out.

Employees of the downtown district are restricted from parking on Main Street. So they often park in the customer-only parking lots instead of the designated parking areas to avoid having to walk too far to work.

There is no such thing as free parking, especially in a city that's growing. What we're saying is let's not force people to build parking that's unnecessary.

The best I can say is that we are concerned with (parking) and we are sensitive to the customer shopping experience. All of the parking has been approved by City Council.

I've been complaining about parking for 10 years. We do have a problem, and we've got to fix it. The parking situation has a negative effect on the merchants.

We want to encourage patrons to use existing parking in the downtown area and would like to work with the City of Midland to obtain a variance to the parking standard.

This is not parking for the pool, it is a city parking lot.

We could put parking in the front yard and cut down some of the beautiful oak trees out there. I'd really hate to see it become a wall of parking. But I guess we could consider that.

We had about three or four rooms that the roof was torn off of. There were cars in the front parking lot and the back parking lot that were damaged.

We're treated like kings and queens. We never have to get up; we have all these great servers. We don't have to worry about parking; there's plenty of parking.

We're going to end up with a net increase of 200 parking spaces. The garage itself won't be a complete cure for the parking problems.

Unfortunately the problem with it is, if we install it, we also have to do it on the southbound lane. To do that we have to remove parking on the street and there's a few businesses there that rely on that parking.

Chris Schneiter

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