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Minneapolis should add more "meters" around town that accomplish other goals.  One such meter should allow dog owners to pay for the dog permit and the yearly dog park licence.  Sure, there should be a website too but sometimes a visitor from out of town just wants to visit the Minnehaha Off leash dog park for one day.  There should be an option to pay a small fee to let their dog enjoy the park.  Right now, I would assume that there is a very very low rate of compliance because it is never enforced.  Negative enforcement reduces the usage rate for outdoor spaces so it would be better to just install the meter and positively enforce permits by an honor code.

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