I called Brown's and the slightly less than helpful guy who answered
the phone says he personally parks behind Browns and hasn't had a
problem. He gave a shaky "no" when I asked if the Waterfront lot next
to him was free. So I guess we can just park behind Browns (if we're
going to get there super early) and walk down to the office - that way
the car will be close when we're done with Build Guild and we won't
have to worry about finding more parking at 5pm.
Looking forward to meeting you guys and checking out the space.
- Jace
On Feb 14, 2:48 pm, Blain Smith <
bl...@adjacentconcepts.com> wrote:
> Good to know Brian. The guy thats coming with me is also a techie guy
> so he "passes the test".
>
> Thanks for the map Clarke, I called the number on that website and the
> woman had no clue about daily passes or paid parking. The 2-hour limit
> is crazy and surprised none of the lots have a person collecting daily
> rate fees.
>
> I will wing it ha.
>
> On Feb 14, 10:13 am, Brian Corrigan <
bcorriga...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > Blain - I should update the site but we're planning to make the space free
> > until further notice, but focusing in on developers and designers for now.
> > We never really ended up getting non-techy interest anyways. Fee free to
> > circulate this :)
>
> > On Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 9:16 AM, Clarke Foley
> > <
cfo...@majorleaguegaming.com>wrote:
>
> > > Hey Blain!
> > > Looking forward to having you back soon. If anyone is interested in
> > > getting a parking pass for one of the city lots, they run $50 a month and
> > > are basically an insurance policy against getting parking tickets. Please
> > > see this pagehttp://
troyny.gov/parking.htmlYouneed to go to City Hall 1776