Council directs staff to study block-specific parking limits after July 4 access problems
After reports that parked vehicles blocked emergency access during July 4, council asked staff to inventory missing signs, consider one-side parking or fire lanes on narrow streets, and benchmark Galveston for permit approaches to keep streets passable.
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Council reviewed neighborhood complaints that vehicles parked on both sides of narrow streets—especially near Jolly Roger and Trinidad Way—prevent emergency vehicles from reaching homes.
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