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Argumentative Essay: CCIB Intake
CCIB Intake received a call from Phillip (415) 350-2169 a neighbor of the licensee who stated he has concerns with the parking. According to the caller the parents are double parking, parking in red zones, parking in front of fire hydrants, and parking on sidewalk. There are legitimate parking a short distance from the home, however the parent feel since it will only be a moment it will be alright to park inappropriately. Consequently the street is narrow and the incorrect parking causes difficulty maneuvering through the parked vehicles. The caller was informed CCL has no regulations regarding parking and was informed to contact his local parking and code enforcement
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