Direct staff to present parking citation policies and low-income accommodations
In Plain English
City council members want a briefing on how parking tickets work in the city. Staff will explain current policies for notifying residents about citations and what help exists for low-income people who cannot afford fines. This study session helps council members understand the system before making potential changes.
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Votes
Direct staff to schedule a study session regarding parking enforcement, to discuss the two neighborhoods currently not in compliance with street sweeping; the designated two-hour parking; and paid-parking
7 to 0
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