New Port Richey council holds work session on downtown parking limits and mobility options
At a council work session, members reviewed time‑limited curb rules, delivery/drop‑off spaces and mobility alternatives — police cautioned enforcement would need technology or staffing. No formal votes were taken.
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Mayor Davis opened the work session by saying the meeting was requested to "discuss rules that set a maximum duration for how long a vehicle can remain in a specific parking space," framing the discussion around time‑regulated zones intended to boost turnover and reduce congestion. The session was presented as a fact‑finding conversation; councilmembers proposed a mix of short‑term curb spaces, pilot programs, and mobility alternatives rather than immediate regulatory changes.
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