To the Editor:
I am not sure I understood John Ebel’s Letter to the Editor, but he seemed to suggest that there is a mid-range of acceptable uses for handicapped parking, by those who have not obtained handicapped placards or license plates. He wrote, “they may drive a golf cart or a car and need a parking spot with closer proximity to where they are going.”
I strongly disagree. If you want to park in a handicapped spot, go to your doctor or the DMV and get the proper placard or license plate. There is no middle ground here. Either you are handicapped, or you’re not.
Joann Newton
Village of McClure