It is time to kick Diamond to the curb

I live downtown so I walk most of the time and don’t need to find a place to park a car. I’ve noticed though, that the lot assigned for public parking is sparsely used, except when there is a downtown event such as Lost in the ’50s.

On typical days the lot is more empty than full. I’m guessing that has to do with the charge, the confusing signage and the location. Instead of dedicating that lot to public parking, it would be a great place for employees of the local business to park.

JAN SARCHIO

Sandpoint

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