This last-minute notice is illegal and if cars are towed there's a very good chance that some people will not have heard about this EONP and will have every right to sue the city and specifically those officials whose poor planning and lack of due process led to this mess. Get it together, New Haven.

I'm not arguing that this is needed. However, sending out the notice just before bedtime THE NIGHT BEFORE the tow-and-plow is exasperating and inexcusable. The city needs to adopt a rule that, unless it's an actual emergency, they must give 24-hour notice of these EONP events. Bad planning, poor treatment of taxpayers. I guess we should be used to this behavior.

Each year the plowing gets worse and worse. Their is a strange mind-set that the plow is totally finished with a street if they go by just one time. They NEVER are concerned about widening the streets even when cars move to the even side numbers and 3-4 days later they still do not attempt a second visit. Their concern is revenue from meters downtown and will plow 10-15 times for these streets and the hell with the zones outside downtown!

Thank you -