"Structuring a Proposal Argument"

There are very many students that attend Sante Fe college, but there isn't enough parking spots to support them all. If we open another overflow of parking spots, then students won't waste their time looking for a spot all morning. This makes students late to class and is just very irritating to deal with. Their is another area next to Sante Fe in which we could set up another parking lot, in doing so there would be much more spaces for students and this problem would diminish. Many students would agree that this is a major problem and would support the problem being fixed. The lot next to the school could be made into another area in which students could park, this way students wouldn't have to deal with this constant problem of finding a parking spot. Student drivers would be more careful driving at school and not so angry to waste time looking for a spot. It was also let students arrive on time for class and reduce any problems in the parking lot. However this may cause a money issue, it could be said we don't have the money to build a parking lot at this time. Building a new lot would save time for students and decrease the amount of angry drivers. This way students arrive on time for class and are prepared to learn for the day.