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Economic Development Director provides an update on Downtown Parking to City Council

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Matt Wyatt
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On Tuesday, October 15, Director of Economic Development Michael Scala presented an update on downtown parking during the City Council Workshop. Scala highlighted the Parking Demand Management Strategy, which addresses increased enforcement, monetization of priority areas, parking permits, winter parking options, improved wayfinding, and more.

Watch the full presentation at the link below.

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