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Mayor to propose limited permit parking downtown in July, asks for public input
Summary
Mayor Dan Buttermen said he will propose legislation in July to establish limited permit parking downtown and asked residents to share questions or concerns with their council member; he framed the change as a step to improve accessibility and opportunity to access downtown.
Mayor Dan Buttermen said the city has had ongoing debates about downtown parking and that the council should make a decision. He said he will propose legislation this summer to introduce limited permit parking as one tool to improve accessibility and opportunity for people to reach downtown businesses.
"I will be proposing some in enacting legislation for limited permit parking in July," Mayor Dan Buttermen said. He presented the measure as a step the council can take while noting it would not end other ongoing work on parking.
The mayor invited public feedback on the proposal, saying, "So if you have any questions, comments, or concerns, I'd love to hear about it, and also share them with your council member as well." The transcript does not include the text of any draft ordinance, details on who would qualify for permits, enforcement procedures, or a proposed effective date beyond "July."
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