Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Parking Regulations topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Police chief urges clearer Huxley parking rules after citing Cambridge ordinance
Summary
Police Chief Nate Albaugh told the council the city's existing ordinance on parking on grass is unclear and suggested reviewing Cambridge’s ordinance as a model; council asked staff to review options including requiring paved or graveled parking.
HUXLEY CITY — At the July 23 council meeting, Police Chief Nate Albaugh said Huxley’s ordinance language concerning parking on grass is unclear and cited Cambridge’s ordinance as an example the city could consider.
Albaugh told council members that enforcing the current verbiage presents challenges and may not achieve the intended outcomes. Council members discussed options including clarifying the ordinance language or imposing requirements that parking areas be paved or graveled.
No ordinance amendment was proposed or voted on. Council asked staff to review local examples and return with recommended ordinance language and enforcement options.
