Politics & Government
Parking Relief in Sight for Ferndale Residents Living Near Downtown
The Ferndale City Council is considering an ordinance geared to help residents find on-street parking near their homes.
A new ordinance under consideration by the Ferndale City Council could free up parking spots for residents who live near downtown.
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The ordinance would allow residents to park on-street from 4 p.m. to midnight on some designated streets, The Oakland Press reports.
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Assistant City Manager Joseph Gacioch said the proposed plan is “resident oriented” and would require annual parking permits.
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The ordinance could come up for consideration at the Nov. 9 meeting. If approved, it could be implemented as early as March.
“This is not the sexiest issue but it’s an important one and there are no perfect answers,” Mayor Dave Coulter said. “I think you’ve struck a balance here that has the potential to be successful.”
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