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Tony Sacco, co-owner of Mootz Pizzeria and Bar in Detroit, stands on Library Street near his restaurant Wednesday, May 5, 2021. Sacco painted a portion of the street blue to clear up confusion about parking in a handicap zone that only has a single handicap sign. Sacco said it's confusing because parking enforcers consider the space reserved for as many as four vehicles. A city traffic engineer told Sacco that more signs will be installed but the blue paint will be removed. (AP Photo/Ed White)
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