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Norwalk parking authority reviews proposed residential parking ordinance, sets public-comment process
Summary
The Norwalk Parking Authority discussed a proposed residential parking program ordinance introduced Aug. 19 and agreed staff will bring implementation recommendations next month; the ordinance would require a 30-day public comment period and a public hearing before the authority.
Matthew Sebeck, vice chair of the Norwalk Parking Authority, opened the authority’s Aug. 27 special session and the board spent the first portion of new business discussing a proposed Residential Parking Program (RPP) ordinance introduced to the ordinance committee Aug. 19. The proposed ordinance would empower the Norwalk Parking Authority to develop guidelines and standards for residential parking zones, require a 30-day public comment period on initial guidelines and a public hearing before the authority, and make the guidelines publicly available on the City of Norwalk website and through the Department of Transportation, Mobility and Parking, the board heard. Brian Lutz, a staff member, summarized the…
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