Thirty plus years ago when we moved into this house one of the things that made it attractive was how clean the neighborhood was and how few cars were parked on the street. It seemed so tidy and "upscale". Now new neighbors move in with complete wall to wall garage shelving or just piles of stuff in the garage and few park their cars in their garage. Instead they park on the driveways and along the curbs. Every other Monday the street sweeper comes by and tickets are given to any car parked in the street. Don't know where the vehicles are parked on those days, but they all quickly returned. I feel sometimes I am living in a parking lot. Our house faces into a cul de sac with six houses. They have a total of seventeen cars and two motor homes! Admittedly there are twenty people living there, but almost half are under driving age. Of course, in thirty years most of the original owners have retired, moved, or died, so the new people who move in are younger and have children. (Oddly there are about eleven widows in the tract now.)
