The tranquility of a high-priced inner-Sydney suburb has been shattered as a transport war has broken out between locals and commuters. A fed up resident of Cammeray, a wealthy North Shore suburb, stuck a note to the windscreen of car parked near a school they believed belonged to an outsiders. 'Dear Northern Beaches Parasites and car dependent Tragics,' it read. This controversial note was left on the windscreen of a car by a fed-up resident of Cammeray . 'If you can't afford to park in the CBD don't come here!! Cammeray is not a Parking Lot for Losers. Get out of your cars stop clogging up the roads and annoying local residents. 'Go back to your insular peninsular... after all what do you do once you get here? Head straight for the BUS STOP.' Dijana Wolffram, a local who is friends with the woman who found the note, said the letter created a few laughs among other residents when she posted it to a community Facebook page. One reply read: 'We laughed. But we were horrified that such a nimby (Not In My Backyard) culture existed in Cammeray. After all they are really lucky to be in such a transport hub, that has such a wonderful bus service. Share the love! Jason will park there again next Wednesday, so watch this space.' The North Shore suburb was split on the parking issue, with other locals 'horrified' by the letter . A local woman, who only wanted to be known as Lauren, did not agree with the tone of the note, but said it was a real issue. 'Not a fan of the way they wrote it, but we have this problem in our street,' she said in a Facebook post. 'Every Tom dick and harry park there cars in our street all day and then walk to Roseville station. It's really annoying... They park up your a***, sometimes taking up 2 spots. It's really difficult for those that live in the street to park!' However, Marina Daillecourt did not agree with the letter. 'No one has anymore right to park on the road than any one else,' Ms Daillecourt said on Facebook. 'You don't own the off street parking on your street. Shows the writers ignorance as well as a complete lack of class.'
Fed up local slams 'tragics' taking up carparks in wealthy Sydney suburb .
'If you can't afford to park...don't come here' letter left on windscreen reads .
Other locals shocked that someone in their community would leave note .
'We were horrified such a nimby culture existed in Cammeray' they said .