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Select Board adopts new downtown parking rules, shortens municipal lot maximum to 96 hours
Summary
The Nantucket Select Board closed a public hearing and approved edits to Town Regulations Chapter 375 (Traffic) to allow future paid municipal parking, tighten enforcement, and reduce the maximum parking time in municipal lots from seven days to four (96 hours). The board set a target effective date and asked staff to lead public outreach.
The Nantucket Select Board on Jan. 22 closed a public hearing and approved changes to Town Regulations Chapter 375 (Traffic) that add definitions for municipal paid parking, create a resident permit for Wait Drive, tighten enforcement language for abandoned vehicles and align on-street and off-street maximum parking to 96 hours.
The changes, presented by police and town staff, add language allowing the town to implement paid parking in municipal lots and to hire a third-party…
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