[DSCToronto]

I wish they would ban parking on Draper. Residents should park their cars at The Well's underground garage at a discounted monthly rate.

Though I agree that if one lives almost anywhere downtown you can probably manage without a car - at least for daily use - and that you could, maybe, cope with more distant parking off-street, I doubt that the Well (or those who run the parking there) would see any good commercial reason to give residents of Draper Street discounted parking.

 

[Rascacielo]

Though I agree that if one lives almost anywhere downtown you can probably manage without a car - at least for daily use - and that you could, maybe, cope with more distant parking off-street, I doubt that the Well (or those who run the parking there) would see any good commercial reason to give residents of Draper Street discounted parking.

Unfortunately you're right. Although there can't be more than a dozen to 15 cars max owned by Draper residents, only a small proportion of spots available in the garage.

 

[wmedia]

Great improvement on Draper, but unfortunate they couldn't bury all those overhead utility wires at the same time.

 

[kev1n1m]

Why on earth would you ban parking on Draper? It would only be necessary (or a good idea) if it were a commercial strip with lots of foot traffic. But it's a quiet residential street, not in anyway a destination.

Requiring residents park in a garage on another property that they won't have 24 hour access to without special permissions so you can go and stare at the brick road is asinine.