There were 35 responses to this weekâs Tele-Talk question, âHow do you think the parking program is going so far?â
Twenty dollars is too much. But almost every town that I can think of you have to pay somewhere for parking of some sort. It's just the way it is. I don't know why we don't enforce the two-hour parking in the village like they used to, or why we don't have parking meters to generate money for this area. This town is getting worse by the day. The locals are being pushed out. There's no place to live. Sure, I could go down to First Bridge if I wanted to, but why would I want to do that during the busy season? Thank God I have my secret spot.
There were over 80 responses to this weekâs Tele-Talk question, âIs the site of the Intervale Motel a good location for a new four-story hotel?â and except for one or two, all were uniformly opposed to the idea.
As I sit in Hannaford's parking lot and look at the monstrosity that's blocking my favorite view of Chocorua, yeah, sure we need another hotel that's a monster.
Preservationists want to preserve an outdated motel but can't save a historically significant structure in Center Conway? Ridiculous. If the Intervale House had not burned 100 years ago, there would be a four-story old hotel there now. Think of the proposed structure as a modern reincarnation of the former and the current Intervale Motel as a temporary space holder.