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Parking on West Street discussed after resident complaint; business owner urges fixes
Summary
Residents raised concerns about new signage and parking availability on West Street; business owner Todd Diorio urged removing signs or improving municipal lots, and board agreed to review the complaint with Police Chief Cocozza.
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Residents and business owners brought complaints about parking and signage on West Street to the board during public comment. Diane Merrill read a letter about parking and signage; Councilman Dave Zambito clarified that on-street parking allocations overlap and that businesses have five on-street spots which overlap. Todd Diorio, owner of The Garage Bar & Grill, told the board parking difficulties have affected business and suggested removing the signs or improving nearby municipal lots.
Supervisor Corcoran said the signs were installed in response to a complaint and recommended reviewing the parking regulations with Police Chief Cocozza and the board. Council members said they would review ways to improve municipal lots and outreach for volunteers to assist the marketing committee to support hamlet businesses.
