Those clients and visitors and other important folks have no problem parking in a central garage somewhere nearby. We have reps come in all the time that park in a garage a couple blocks away. They don't mind at all.
Again, no building needs its own dedicated parking. This resource can be shared. Your claim is complete nonesense to me since its obvious you haven't worked in a downtown where plenty of full leased buildings don't have on site parking.
Point is the Penobscot needs to do more than boost their parking arrangements. It's only part of the story.
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