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It is too narrow a road to get past a car parked on the side, particularly in the winter. One <br />morning, no one from Twin Lake Trail could get out because two vehicles were parked <br />across from each other blocking the roadway. It is very frightening to think that <br />emergency vehicles cannot get through to us if they needed to. <br />Cars parked on road right at curves — also parking at times, people are parking on both <br />sides of the street at the residence of the party — and also in front of neighbors. <br />On street parking seems to be a problem mainly along Twin Lake Road. It has not been <br />too much of a problem on Twin Lake Trail. <br />Problem is very limited and occasional. In one plus year I have lived near end of Twin <br />Lake Trail, have had a problem maybe 3 or 4 times. Problem when people don't use <br />common sense and park on opposite sides leaving very little space to get through on the <br />street. <br />Yes, where the road narrows down on Twin Lake Road. <br />Choosing an option: <br />Park on one side of street and not close to the turns in the road. A duplex has parking <br />right before the curve. It's hard for buses to make the turns. <br />On Twin Lake Trail the road is wide enough, but on Twin Lake Road I doubt whether an <br />emergency vehicle could get through some times. Too narrow if you are going to allow <br />on street parking. <br />No parking on Twin Lake Road unless it is widened. The school buses cannot negotiate <br />turns and dodge parked cars on Twin Lake Road <br />At or near corners this still could be a problem, especially on slippery winter road <br />surfaces. <br />The visitors (rental property on Twin Lake Road) park on both sides of a street that is too <br />narrow to support this type of parking. Parking should be limited to one side of the street <br />only. <br />Page 92 <br />