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Alders advance residential-parking request after neighbors report long-term airport parking on Hyde and Fort Hill streets
Summary
A New Haven aldermanic committee agreed to move a request for a residential-parking zone forward after residents near Tweed Airport described vehicles left for days, safety concerns and enforcement limits under a 72-hour ordinance.
Residents near Tweed Airport pressed the Board of Alders committee Wednesday to approve a residential-parking zone for Hyde Street and nearby blocks, saying nonlocal motorists are leaving cars for days and creating safety and snow-removal problems.
Jessica Camando, a Hyde Street resident, told the committee she and her husband have lived on the street seven years and "we have counted over a dozen" cars that remained in front of homes since the start of the year. Camando said drivers ring residents' doorbells to ask to park or to ask them to…
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