North End residents and beachgoers have widely varying points of view, as you might expect, where parking on "oceanside" streets is concerned.
Road's heard a lot of stories about extremes on both sides. There was the resident who deflated tourists' tires when they parked in front of her house. She then charged them $5 per tire to pump them back up.
One former North End resident told me he had "Fire Lane- Towing Zone" signs made by a local sign shop.
Do you sympathize with residents who don't want cars parked in front of their homes? Under what circumstances?