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Board previews higher film-permit fees and tougher parking fines in master fee schedule
Summary
Trustees discussed raising film-permit fees (options ranged from $2,500 to $5,000) with student/nonprofit exceptions and proposed increasing fines for high-priority parking violations (fire hydrant, fire lane/zone, handicap spots) to better reflect administrative and enforcement costs.
At the March 24 workshop trustees reviewed proposed changes to the master fee schedule, focusing on film permits, camp and pool fees, parking permits and parking violations.
Liz, the staff member who presented film-permit comparisons, said surrounding municipalities charge higher fees and recommended the village consider increasing its standard permit fee from the current rate toward parity with neighbors. Trustees debated several options…
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