POLL: Is Overnight Commercial Parking Ban Fair?

Nearly a dozen upset Harrison residents attended Thursday evening's town board meeting to ask town leadership a simple question:

After a long day's work, where are we supposed to park?

On Jan. 5, Harrison Town Board  vehicles in residential neighborhoods. The new law, designed to clear the streets for parking and create a better town aesthetic, will go into affect March 1. At that time vehicles parked in the residential zones from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. will be ticketed $100.

But owners of these vehicles, mostly blue-collar workers from West Harrison, say they are now left without a place to park near their own homes. They already can't park in their driveways and say the new law leaves them stuck between a rock and a hard place.

Do you think the new law is fair? Is it worth it to ask these people to find alternative places to park?

Let us know in the poll below.