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Goss Grove residents tell TAB proposed parking changes would worsen access for residents with no off-street parking
Summary
Multiple residents of the Goss Grove neighborhood raised concerns during public comment about proposed parking changes, automated enforcement and a 72-hour limit; staff said the issue has been brought to the new transportation director's attention and will be reviewed.
Three residents of the Goss Grove neighborhood addressed the Transportation Advisory Board on Oct. 13 to oppose proposed parking changes they say would worsen access for neighbors who lack off-street parking and would encourage all-day parking by Boulder High students.
Jenny DeVoe told TAB the neighborhood is high-density and many households have no driveways; she said parking limits appear to be removed in the proposal, which would leave the area vulnerable to all-day parking by students. "Please do not turn our neighborhood into the parking lot for Boulder High,"…
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