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I live in the County and pay taxes — why can I park on the public street in front of somebody elses house?

April 26, 2017County House live park pay public Street taxes

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I live in the County and pay taxes — why can I park on the public street in front of somebody elses house?

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A. On-street parking in various crowded locations is regulated by the County in a number of ways, such as metered parking, loading zones, handicapped parking and residential zoned parking. Residential zoned parking is one way to ensure that we are managing our parking resources to achieve County goals and preserve neighborhoods.