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West St. Paul council adopts ordinance limiting parking over 48 hours
Summary
The West St. Paul City Council voted 6–0 to adopt Ordinance No. 26-003 amending City Code Section 72.02 to restrict parking over 48 hours; the measure was presented by Public Works Director/City Engineer Ross Beckwith and passed on final reading.
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The West St. Paul City Council adopted Ordinance No. 26-003 on March 9, 2026, amending City Code Section 72.02 to address parking of vehicles for more than 48 hours in the city.
Public Works Director and City Engineer Ross Beckwith presented the final reading and asked the council to approve the amendment to the zoning code. Councilmember Doug Fromm moved to approve the ordinance; Councilmember Pat Armon seconded. The council voted 6 ayes and 0 nays, and the motion carried, making Ordinance No. 26-003 effective as prescribed by city procedures.
The ordinance updates the city’s parking-over-48-hours regulation in section 72.02 of the West St. Paul City Zoning Code. The council took the action after a prior public hearing and first reading at the February 23 meeting, as noted by staff.
No amendments to the motion were recorded at the March 9 meeting. The council did not record any contrary votes, and no additional public comment on this ordinance was reported during the final reading.
The council’s adoption closes the item at the city level; any administrative implementation or enforcement steps were not detailed in the meeting minutes and are to be handled by Public Works and city staff.
