Council to look into van-accessible parking

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Finding a parking space is not the biggest obstacle for Ronald Howard, who is in a wheelchair; rather, it is finding the right-sized space.

“There are people who park in the van-accessible spaces when they don?t need the extra access,” said the Linthicum resident, who drives a van. “That forces me to take up two handicapped parking spaces because of the selfishness of others.”

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