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Lewiston resident opposes proposed paid parking permits near LCSC, asks where revenue would go
Summary
At a Lewiston City Council meeting, a resident opposed a reported plan for paid parking permits tied to Lewis-Clark State College parking on public streets and asked who would receive the revenue; council leaders said fees would be handled at a later public hearing.
A Lewiston resident told the Lewiston City Council during citizen comments that she opposes a reported plan to place paid-parking permits on public streets adjacent to Lewis-Clark State College, and she asked where any revenue from permits would go.
Jacqueline Forsman, who said she lives on Seventh Avenue across from the Nursing Building at LCSC, said she saw an announcement that "there is a movement to put paid parking" and that residents would need a college-issued permit to park across the street from her house. "Where does that money go?…
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