Placing no parking on this curve will be discriminatory twoards those visitors that come to some of the address near or around that curve. Some of these visitors are on the older side and semi disabled. Forcing them to park farther down the hill and then walk it is hard and potentially dangerous as people take this curve at ridiculous speeds. Also, driveways have limited space, so parking on them is not always possible. Most people have more than two vehicles in Mill Valley.

This is by no means the smallest street in mill valley, nor the most extreme blind corner turn. I am pleased, actually at the foliage cut back/thinning. I hadn't considered it as an option. What I find unacceptable, however is the excessive and *actually* dangerous speed at which many approach this turn. Especially a couple specific young drivers in the neighborhood. Also please stop honking. For those who work from home, dear god, please stop. I find this collective temper tantrum embarrassing

Here is my initial response to the main email sender. Hi, I am sorry, but even though I live on the curve and am affected greatly by the car parked on the curve I cannot sign this petition. The writer has extended the no parking zone way beyond the blind curve to now 340 to 360 Vista Linda Dr. Parking below and above the blind curve is certainly an inconvenience, but it is not dangerous. You are essentially saying that no one can park anywhere near my house. People should be allowed to par