Manitou Springs staff introduce 'smart zone' proposal to modernize center lane loading
Staff proposed a QR/camera-based "smart zone" to modernize Manitou Springs' center lane loading rules—preserving the current 15-minute active-loading standard while moving from hand tags to registration and plate recognition. Board members raised concerns about large deliveries, commercial exemptions and local fit; no vote was held.
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James, a MAP staff member, introduced a concept to modernize the city’s center lane on Manitou Avenue by registering short-term loading users through QR codes or automatic license‑plate recognition.
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