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Commission approves first reading of ordinance allowing license-plate readers for parking enforcement
Summary
On first reading the commission amended city code to permit use of video and license-plate reader (LPR) technology for parking enforcement in garages and lots and to allow mailing citations to registered owners.
The Hollywood City Commission on June 4 approved on first reading an ordinance amending Chapter 72 of the city code to allow limited use of video and automated license-plate reader (LPR) technology for parking enforcement and to permit citations to be mailed to the registered owner of a vehicle.
The proposal, presented by Jovan Douglas, director of parking and code compliance, would let the parking-management system automatically check license-plate reads against pay-station and permit databases; staff would review flagged events and, when confirmed, the city would mail a citation to the vehicle’s registered owner. The system includes a short grace period for garage entry to…
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