Sentence examples for parking control from inspiring English sources
It also loosened the hands of parking control officers (a k a meter monitors) to hand out tickets.
Typical subsystems include alarm, access control, closed-circuit video, two-way voice communication, parking control, and other related systems.
"Just driving down the street, you get yelled at," said Lawanna Preston, staff director for Local 790 of the Service Employees International Union, which represents parking control officers.
Writer travels in a brown Plymouth Reliant with Assistant Chief Catherine Mack, who supervises special projects for the Bureau & is in charge the night writer goes out, and Deputy Chief Al Tumielewicz, who handles parking control.
More recently, the victims have been parking control officers — do not call them meter maids — who suffered four attacks in late November, and two officers went to a hospital.
If councils had a more focused range of services especially ones for which the case for local democratic oversight is strongest, such as parking control and planning permission then it would be easier for the public to understand what they were voting for.
That means parking controls, tough road pricing, or pedestrianisation.
Tony Bosworth, Friend's of the Earth's transport campaigner, says: "Parking controls are one way of helping to manage demand for car use.
Those who argue (as this paper once did) that London has muddled along nicely without such a thing ignore the capital's crowded roads, antiquated underground system, arbitrary parking controls and struggling health services.
They're trying to deal with this with a number of panic measures, like extending parking controls to late night and through Sundays to raise more revenue and doing all sorts of events deals in public spaces like Princes Street, St Andrew Square, and the Meadows.
But Tony Ball, of the Local Government Association, which represents councils, said parking controls were "not about revenue raising" but were "absolutely essential" for allowing people to leave their cars near shops or their homes.
