The Inst thing this journal would wish to do is to discourage the con structive genius of its correspondents or to damp the ardour of their reforming zeal. Still, candour impels the admission thai many of the: suggestions made for coping with the! parking problem have been weighed In the balance by municipal experts and found wanting. Moreover, there seems to be forgetfulness of the fact hat the Council has given long notice ff its intention early in 1996 to pro~ hibit parking in the Central District.
liminary notice, given a few! weeks ago, was inspired by the belief that. within' the period between. sts appearance and the actual execution of the idea disclosed, private enter~ price might take the opportunity to organize parking garages on comme lat Ines as in other large cities Gorrcepondents are invited. to continue framing their suggestions. They may. find their originality properly. sharpened by this reminder of what the future has in store.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.