Michael Alaraj expressed concern that the proposed parking changes could lead to more tickets from meter maids, stating, 'I don't see how that's going to increase our business here, other than people are just going to get more tickets from meter maids...' He feels the area has adequate parking and that charging visitors without permits could be detrimental, saying, 'We don't need more turnover. We have adequate parking. What we need is to not charge people additionally.'
Evan Matteo, a long-time Lower Haight resident, voiced worries about the impact on working individuals, noting, 'I mean, I guess it produces incremental revenue for MTA, but what about... the people just trying to do their jobs...' His statement reflects concerns for home health workers and cleaners who might struggle under added parking fees.
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