Parking problems or money problems?

Everyone's been told the city has serious money problems and, frankly, there never is enough money to appropriately fund government, is there? There's a lot of debate about whether the downtown has a parking problem. There seems to be a serious one right around the courthouse and city hall, mainly because few people want to walk a couple blocks from municipal lots. But some say there really isn't a parking problem. Like when's the last time you couldn't find a spot within a half block of a downtown business? That must be the reason the Knights of Columbus apparently decided to declare their parking lot off limits. There are too many other spots available downtown. But the move seems to have a few postal workers are on the verge of going postal over this little alteration, which has pushed about 50 cars elsewhere. This raises some suspicions. No one uses the KofC lot during the daytime. Why would this charitable, religious-based organization want to ban any use of this lot when it's not being used for KofC functions. Anyone care to guess?