Walmart overnight parking
I was recently told that Walmart has changed their policy concerning overnight parking nation wide and no longer allow overnight parking. I can't find anything doing a Google search. Can anyone confir...
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Tvov wrote:JRscooby wrote:
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Well moderators, here comes another left leaning post, to counter some from the right;
Why should only the people that can afford at least 2 homes, one of which has wheels, park for free?
And the idea that homelessness is limited to any one state is crazy.
No need to stereotype people - I am pretty sure that Walmart just wants to keep their property from looking tattered and junky looking.
A good friend is in the property management field, specializing in retail space, he says it’s rarely the tenants, Wally-world or other, that prohibit parking, it’s the landlord, the municipality or both that make that move.
(Chuckling) For all the NO Overnight comments, some should swing by the Rhinelander, WI parking lot the week before HODAG music festival. The campers/5ths/motors are 3 isles deep in the back lot, and partying is going on at all hours. You wouldn't know that you weren't actually at HODAG. Respect is given and afforded, with or without 'local ordinances'. Respect goes a long long way.
