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I had to laugh when I read the insert that was mailed with the census. In part, one of the noted policies was "no overnight street parking between 2am-6am" This house has at least two cars every night parked like this. Does money collected for parking go to the Town or does it go to the state or other entity? If this goes to the town, than the town would benefit from this and it would provide money to roads appropriately without having to make bad decisions on road repairs for lack of money. It also could be that there is no incentive for policing (which the Police have a tremendous load on their plate already) but the collection of this could go a long way in bringing on parking enforcers who would be able to patrol the town during these hours. This is throwing money away and it's not right. Where is the benefit to the homeowner who is trying to improve his/her lot when you allow this to continue? Make it so that when people hear about Randolph, they know that bad practices will not be tolerated. In some towns, you know you can't park overnight-there are public parking areas if there is not enough parking for that person. The town is losing money and it shouldn't. Provide an incentive for policing and enforce the policy.