Millburn Parking May See Price Hike Under Proposed Ordinance

MILLBURN, NJ — Millburn’s commuter parking permits may be about to see a price hike if a proposed township ordinance passes a second vote at the Tuesday, Dec. 19 Township Committee meeting.

The $60 increase would bring the cost of an annual permit for the first car in a household to $620 and the $30 increase for a second car to $680, TAP Into Millburn/Short Hills reported. Semi-annual permits would also see an increase from $425 for the first vehicle to $455 and from $475 to $505 for each additional vehicle, the report stated.

Business permits and pay station spaces would not be affected by the increase, TAP Into reported. (Read full article here)

A final vote and public hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, Dec. 19.

Learn more about posting announcements or events to your local Patch site here. Send local news tips and correction requests to eric.kiefer@patch.com

Photo: Shutterstock

Don’t forget to visit the Patch Millburn-Short Hills Facebook page here.