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Parking at the New Store
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Parking at the New Store
By Kenna S. Eaton, General Manager, from the November 2005 Newsletter

We are so pleased to have our very own parking lot, yet again. It gives us a lot more flexibility to do what we want (have parties, growers’ markets, whatever we dream up), but it also comes with a heavy price tag. While the lot is pretty good sized, it’s already obvious that parking is and will continue to be a problem. I actually found out the other day that when Safeway was here, over 40 years ago, they had a full-time parking lot attendant to help direct traffic, assist customers with their baskets and to ask others to park elsewhere.

We are putting together a crew of volunteers to do this job for us until such time as we deem it necessary to hire someone. In the meantime, I’m asking everyone to be considerate and please limit your parking in our lot to one hour and only while shopping at the Co-op. This will allow everyone the same opportunity to park and shop while getting groceries. In the meantime, if a monitor asks you to relocate, I would also appreciate it if you could understand the difficult job they have and kindly, and pleasantly, co-operate. Unfortunately, I have already experienced that parking brings out the animal in many folk! Of course, I understand the desire to park and run into Goodwill or Howard Hughes for “just a few moments,” and in the past I’ve even done it myself. However, I also know that it’s never just a few minutes, somehow it always magically takes way longer than I ever intended. So please help us, and for your co-operation in this matter, I wish you many open parking spots wherever you go and “Good Carma” along the way!