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Board sets July 15 public hearing on new parking-permit categories
Summary
The Mamaroneck Town Board set a July 15 public hearing on proposed local-law amendments to create daytime non-resident and single-use parking permits; the changes were proposed by the town clerk to increase permit efficiency and revenue.
The Mamaroneck Town Board voted June 18 to set a public hearing for July 15 on proposed amendments to the town parking permit code.
Staff reported the town clerk recommended creating two new permit types — daytime non-resident permits and single-use permits — to better use town parking lots and potentially increase revenue. The proposed local law would require an amendment to the town code; the board set the hearing date to solicit public comment.
A board member thanked staff for bringing the item forward and said this step was the first of further discussions about maximizing revenue. The motion to set a public hearing was moved and carried by voice vote.
Why it matters: if adopted, the changes would create new permit categories and alter how the town issues short-term parking access, affecting residents and visitors who use municipal lots.
Next steps: the board will hold a public hearing on July 15 to receive public comment before any code amendment is adopted.
