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Councilors review $150,860 free-cash appropriation for parking kiosks, soil remediation at 448 High Street
Summary
The Committee of the Whole discussed a mayoral request to appropriate $150,859.89 from free cash for replacement of remaining Flowbird parking kiosks with IPS kiosks and continued soil remediation at 448 High Street; staff said kiosks in the Boston Avenue/Tufts area are unreliable and the remediation is long-running.
Medford City Councilors at a Committee of the Whole meeting discussed a mayoral request to appropriate $150,859.89 from free cash for parking kiosk replacement and continued soil remediation at 448 High Street.
Parking Director Sarah McDermott told the council the city has 12 remaining Flowbird kiosks that “are unreliable and are not able to be repaired according to my meter foreperson, Mike Viola.” She said three are on Clippership Drive and nine along Boston Avenue between Harvard Street and Cousins Gym. McDermott said the kiosks cover multiple spaces (pay-by-space) rather than single-space meters and that the…
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