We don't have any parking meters that reset.

This is the most we've had for paving streets. It'll get us heading in the right direction for street maintenance.

If they're sewer manholes they belong to the city of Santa Cruz and they can raise them.

Unfortunately the problem with it is, if we install it, we also have to do it on the southbound lane. To do that we have to remove parking on the street and there's a few businesses there that rely on that parking.

The parking spaces outweigh the height.

They used to go through the parking lot at 30 mph, zip around the corner, then be gone.