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City manager outlines downtown parking plan; board and public push for clearer signage and enforcement
Summary
Oxford city staff presented a downtown parking and Parkland wayfinding plan that would add signage, define timed spaces and encourage turnover; business owners and residents urged safer loading zones and better enforcement after events. No formal ordinance vote was taken; staff will continue refinements.
Oxford's city manager brought a staff presentation on July 15 focused on parking and wayfinding in the Parkland/Main Street area, outlining proposed signage, time-limited spaces and non-punitive enforcement aimed at improving turnover without over-ticketing.
The manager told the board that wayfinding signage would guide visitors to about five public lots and recommended a mix of time-limits (two hours, 30 minutes, 15 minutes) and clearer signing to…
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